> I would like to add support for customizing the keyboard accelerators
> for an pygtk application that uses UI manager and ActionGroup.
>
Fredrik
You might take a look at the KeyBindings module
in the xpn_src dir of the Python/GTK based XPN
news client for a bit of inspir
t any other changes
Now I just have to try and remember what I was trying to do
before I managed to get myself into this mess
Thanks very much for your help
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Cedric
Thanks for the reply
| 1. We suppose we have the dropline GTK+ runtime correctly installed
|with your PATH modified accordingly.
Download from http://www.dropline.net/gtk/
Installed in . K:\Proc\GTK\2.0
Paths to . K:\Proc\GTK\2.0\bin
I'll look a bit closer for extraneous glade-related tid-bits
both on the file system and in the registry
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0/gtk/libxml2.dll
Could simply finding the missing DLL files somewhere
and dropping them in the proper zone be the way out
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John
Thanks for the reply
Apparently, this is not a new problem,
and seemingly not unique to my system
Following is a link to the French post
dated 06 Mar 2002 that I mentioned
http://www.aful.org/wws/arc/python/2002-03/msg00011.html
ImportError: DLL loa
e
which has since been un-installed
I've even deleted the original downloaded install files,
spent a couple of hours cleaning out hte Windows registry,
re-downloaded the installs, and tried to install again
without success
Any clues as how this import proble
