On Fri, 2005-23-12 at 18:28 +0100, rajcze wrote:
hello,
is there any widget with simillar functions to this delphi component
(http://www.tmssoftware.com/gridpack.htm)? i used to make graphical
programis in delphi athough i write mostly in python. i started to
look for any GUI which cna be
My application has been using the gtkmozembed widget for a while now,
and several users have reported a segmentation fault on startup. Our
fingers have been pointing primarily to
the /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libgtkembedmoz.so library that comes with
Firefox. Until my recent upgrade to Deer Park, I
Hello,
Does anyone else have any success with the following example in the
PyGTK tutorial?
http://www.pygtk.org/pygtk2tutorial/examples/simpleaction.py
I'm trying to get a button to inherit the attributes given to the
action such as the icon and label (it's a stock id actually), but it's
not
On Sat, 2005-18-06 at 17:13 +1000, Tristan Alexander McLeay wrote:
The normal signals
for doing this don't seem to react for me (though the software still
runs with them).
I'm trying to do something similar with the same results.
button-press-event doesn't cause a traceback, but it also
Hi,
I've written a small app that takes advantage of the gtkspell module of
gnome-python-extras (2.11.0). I released the first version with
spell-checking capabilities a couple of days ago, and I'm getting
several users who have the following problem.
File
On Fri, 2005-17-06 at 13:18 +0100, Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro wrote:
Please use latest (2.11.2) GnomePythonExtras. It has much better
error handling and less bugs too :P
Okay. I'll either change the dependancy to =2.11 or I'll disable the
gtkspell features for versions 2.11. I'm not getting
--- Leeuw van der, Tim
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Try creating a special URL type, not 'file://'?
Hmm.. I must admit that I'm not sure what you mean,
although this advice sounds promising. Defining a
special URL type is a feature of the gtkmozembed
widget?
If I just change the URL type, as in
Hello,
I'm using gnome-python-extras 2.10.0 to write a serverless wiki. I'm
using the gtkmozembed widget to render the content.
Since the wiki is serverless I have to explicitly render the content
with the render_data method. The problem I'm having is that when an
internal wiki link is clicked
Hello,
I'm attempting to make use of the ProgressCellRenderer class that
Gustavo Niemeyer posted to the list in June. I'm having little success
in the matter.
I know I'm using it incorrectly. I've written a very small example of my
usage attempt. Any indication about where I went wrong, or where
On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 11:32, John Hunter wrote:
Does pygtk support svg icons? If so, what version is required? Does
anyone have a code example?
Yes. PyGTK seems to support svg icons very well. All of my custom icons are
svg and they are used everywhere (buttons, lists, about, window, etc).
On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 08:12, Nikos Kouremenos wrote:
but I couldn't understand [sorry I'm new in the GTK world] how to get
the text from the selection that the user has finally done!
Somehow I have the feeling that this is the improper way to get the
currently selected text, but the
On Tue, 2004-06-22 at 09:47, Christian Robottom Reis wrote:
That's odd. I thought Dennis had tried with CLIPBOARD and reported (via
IRC) it didn't work either -- was this not tested, then?
Yes. When I spoke to you in IRC, you had suggested trying CLIPBOARD, and
I tried it in my own application
On Tue, 2004-06-22 at 18:27, Chris Irish wrote:
Hello all, I'm using a hpane with a treeview on the add1 side that is
filled with a tree of reports. By clicking on a report the add2 side
dynamically builds widgets based on the information in those reports.
However, at program start,
Hello list,
Has this project given up on Freshmeat releases or has it just been
overlooked? Since the most recent pygtk release on Freshmeat is 2.0.0,
it is difficult (impossible actually) to list the newer versions since
as dependancies.
My project depends on PyGTK = 2.3, but since only 2.0 can
Hello,
My little project involves a gtk.TextView widget. It seems that this
widget has a default right-click context menu that includes the typical
cut/copy/paste entries, and they work very well. I am trying to include
the same functionalities in the application's toolbar and pulldown menus
Hello,
I've still not given up on inserting formatted text into a buffer on the
fly. This is the code I have at the moment. It is a function called each
time the user presses an input key, by the insert-text event.
def on_text_inserted(self, buffer, iter, text, length, data=None):
start
Hello,
Are there any projects that use the trayicon (not yet wrapped for pygtk
to my knowledge) and distributed with distutils? I am trying to do this
with little success. I'm new to distutils so I'm not suprised about
this.
I'd be interested in seeing the proper setup.py format that makes this
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