Da: Geoff Bache
Inviato: sab 03/06/2006 11.28
A: pygtk@daa.com.au
Oggetto: [pygtk] Removing gaps from ProgressBars
Hi,
I have got used to the look of my ProgressBar on Linux, PyGTK 2.4.13.
It is blue, solid and the text on it looks nice.
I recently tried to port it to Windows (using version
On 5/5/06, JUAN ERNESTO FLORES BELTRAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi you guys,
no doubt...i will follow your instructions and i will just change the
theme...i did find some icons and figures wich are going to help me too...
thanks for your patience, and i am sorry for being so insistent about
On 5/3/06, JUAN ERNESTO FLORES BELTRAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not interested to create any controversy, but to get the best advice. I
am developping my application in pygtk, it has been not an easy task :) but
i have come a long way.
Once you get over the learning curve, you can really
On 5/3/06, JUAN ERNESTO FLORES BELTRAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well, i entered at http://art.gnome.org there is a lot of themes them all
look great!!...however i still don´t understand the theme philosophy.
It seems a collection of widgets/icons which are going to help you develop
the GUI by
On 4/9/06, Nigel Tao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/9/06, Andrew Conkling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the page is immutable
The page is mutable if you log in. :-)
Well, don't I feel like a fool. ^_^
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According to the GNOME wiki[1], the latest GNOME goal is to make all
icons in applications theme-friendly. However, it doesn't list any
info for doing so in PyGTK+, and the page is immutable. I spent some
time last year making sure my own application's icons are
theme-friendly, so is there any
On 8/10/05, Andrew Conkling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my program, I have an expander with two labels in a VBox as its
child. See http://pygmy.berlios.de/images/pygmywindow.png as
reference. The slight problem is that when using the program, only
the middle portion activates the expander
Hello all,
I've been having a spot of trouble in my own program with horizontal
scrollbars not disappearing when my TreeView is empty or contains
narrow enough items to show on-screen. Thinking that I must have set
something funky in the properties or in Glade, I decided to do a
simple program to
On 3/6/06, John Finlay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try setting the TreeViewColumn sizing to gtk.TREE_VIEW_COLUMN_AUTOSIZE
using set_sizing()
Thanks, John; that did the trick! I hadn't thought to look in the
TreeViewColumn property... doh.
Cheers,
Andrew
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http://aconkling.blogspot.com
On 12/2/05, Mystilleef [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Version 0.2.2 of Scribes has been released. Scribes is the
simple, slim and sleek text editor for GNOME. This release
features, automatic word completion, automatic bracket
completion, the ability to bookmark lines, and the ability
to open and
On 11/11/05, Nikos Kouremenos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
win = gtk.Window()
win.set_name('gtk-tooltips') # this draws it as tooltip
then you get the style and whatever color u like
Many thanks; this does indeed work. However, it seems to be missing
the border (black for me). I don't think
On 11/13/05, Gian Mario Tagliaretti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
def _on_expose_event(self, widget, event):
w, h = widget.size_request()
widget.style.paint_flat_box(widget.window,
gtk.STATE_NORMAL, gtk.SHADOW_IN,
On 11/11/05, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2005-10-11 at 23:54 -0500, Andrew Conkling wrote:
I was wondering if it were possible to get the GTK+ theme's color for
tooltips. gtk.Tooltips() does not have a .get_style() since it's not
a subclass of gtk.Widget(), so it seems some
I was wondering if it were possible to get the GTK+ theme's color for
tooltips. gtk.Tooltips() does not have a .get_style() since it's not
a subclass of gtk.Widget(), so it seems some voodoo magic would be
necessary to get the color.
Also, a related question for my purposes: is it possible to
On 11/9/05, Mystilleef [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Download: http://scribes.sourceforge.net/download.html
Screenshot: http://scribes.sourceforge.net/screenshot.html
Home Page: http://scribes.sourceforge.net/index.html
As usual, you can find an Arch PKGBUILD here:
Good work so far! Nice to see this coming along!
On 10/21/05, Mystilleef [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*The editor now remembers the window state, position and size of each
file you edit.
*The editor now opens windows centered on your display.
Would it be possible to have a default position and
I was wondering if it'd be possible to inherit gtk.Tooltips() to be
able to add a GTK object (e.g. a progress bar or such) to them. PyGTK
FAQ 6.4 (http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/index.py?req=showfile=faq06.004.htp)
seems like it may be helpful, but I'm not sure. Unfortunately, at the
moment
I have an expander in my window and I have the window resize when the
expander is activated; in other words, it shrinks when the expander is
contracted and expands when expanded. (See the code below.) Up until
now, it's worked great, but I recently allowed one of the widgets in
the expander's
On 9/20/05, Brian Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure that I totally grok what you are trying to do, so forgive me if
this is not helpful. But, you can use the adjustment's values to remember
its position (or at least get it close).
Thanks for the reply. Johan had recommended I
On 9/20/05, Brian Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you call get_adjustment(), you get a REFERENCE to an adjustment. If
you change context while holding that reference, the adjustment underneath
it changes also (or the adjustment changes, which invalidates the
reference), so calling
OK, so jdahlin recommended I don't use the adjustments to set the
position. So I've switched to using gtk.gdk.Rectangles, but have not
had any more luck than before. After a few other changes, here's my
code. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and will warrant a
virtual cookie.
I have a treeview 'browser' that I'm using that connects to browse()
when activated (i.e. every time the working directory changes). (Below
is the pertinent portion.) I'm using a dictionary to remember the
position of the treeview for each folder, but it doesn't seem to be
working. Could anyone
Hi,
I'm loading an SVG icon for my program, but when I see it in the
Alt+Tab window, it looks very blurry. Following is the code I'm using
to load it. Can anyone suggest why this might be?
Regards,
Andrew Conkling
self.iconfactory = gtk.IconFactory()
self.pygmyset = gtk.IconSet()
filenames
I'm interested (if only for lesson's sake) in using GTK+ Webcore
(http://gtk-webcore.sourceforge.net) in Python. To do so (as far as
I've read), I must use Pyrex or SWIG. I've heard that Pyrex is
probably easier to use (i.e. induces less headaches). Can anyone
confirm that or suggest otherwise?
On 8/12/05, David M. Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take a look at the webbrowser module in the
standard lib. It tries to be somewhat cross-platform, i.e. using KDE or
Gnome to launch the browser, or the default the user has set in OS X or
windows.
OK, Dave, I'll check it out; thanks. What
I'm brainstorming on how to provide documentation in my program. I'd
rather not make use of Gnome help (i.e. yelp's browser) because I'm
trying to avoid the additional dependencies. However, I'm not really
sure what else I could do that would be effective. I don't really
want to provide just a
In my program, I have an expander with two labels in a VBox as its
child. See http://pygmy.berlios.de/images/pygmywindow.png as
reference. The slight problem is that when using the program, only
the middle portion activates the expander. It's like the area that
would be occupied if a label were
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