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labels), and the foreground is just one of the many properties of a GC, see the
'description.py' file included with PyGTK.
Cheers.
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may sound, actually
quite jolly... sorta)
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on it
as on the pixmap, only using black and white. This doesn't work.
Im a bit confused here ;)
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Follow up:
I just tried making the mask with depth set to 1, now there IS transparency (and
no crashing), but the transparency seems VERY random (read: corrupted).
What am I doing wrong?
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what's going on? Or maybe come up with another way to implement
colour-formatting in CList (styling (weight,slant) is something I'm trying to do
too, btw.)
ANY help is much appreciated.
Thanks
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What's going on?
Should I use a different method for setting the icon or what?
ANY help is MUCH appreciated.
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I am currently writing a CD player using pygtk and want to popup a tooltip over
each track in my CList containing the full title of the track if it's not fully
visible normally.
I know how to do it all except attaching the tooltip to the cell/row.
It should be something like:
I have succesfully changed the bg colour of some buttons in my program by the use
of styles. But..
As soon as my beautiful greenish colour has been painted onto the buttons, my
default pixmap theme paints it over with it's gradient grey.
How do I stop this?!
I know I can stop it by choosing a
