> What do you mean by "an empty Entry"?
An entry with no text in it: if there is no text in the entry widget,
the default directory is not used when one clicks on the Browse
button.
Frédéric
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Hi,
I've a small problem using a GnomeFileEntry. I would like the file
selector to open in a defined directory, and wrote the following
snippet:
import pygtk
pygtk.require ('2.0')
import gtk, gnome
from gnome import ui
gnome.init ('Test', '0.0')
d = gtk.Dialog ()
f = ui.FileEntry ('history',
Hello,
Is the support for GtkHTML somewhat unstable that it is not compiled by
default ? I would like to extend my applications with it, but I would feel
more comfortable knowing that the module will be available in the main
distros (like Ximian...), in order not to receive too many complaints...
> Is the "Help Chat" Ximian-specific? Would replacing gnome-libs with
> non-Ximian packages fix the problem?
Don't know (I've become tired of compiling all the packages, so I admit I
use Ximian...) But if it is, the best solution would be to convince them
they did something bad...
Could anybod
The attached program causes the problem.
According to gdb, an additional item, "Help Chat..." is added to the Help
menu. As this item was not explicitely requested by the user, its attached
data are probably not in Python's internal format, which causes a core dump
in a Py_INCREF on it.
Don't kn
Happy birthday James !
> As for his age ... Trusting the gnome pice of news,that's the sad thing...
> 21. Yes. We are all old. sad.
Well, it's hard to admit, but I must have slept too much during these 6
years after my 21st birthday... ;-)
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> It works fine for me:
>LANG=no ./solfege.py
> with version 1.0.50 of PyGNOME
Thanks. In the meantime, I noticed that gnome-libs has forgotten to install
its po file when I installed it... Now it works perfectly ;-)
Frédéric
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Hi,
I fixed (in CVS) the bug I reported previously in GnomeDialog.button_connect.
On another topic, is anybody using i18n with gnome-python ? I really would
like to know if it's ok for everybody except me. I mean, do you get the
gnome messages translated (in standard buttons, menus,...) ?
Frédé
Hi,
I have problems with the GnomeDialogs: when I connect a button with the
button_connect () method, I get random behaviors, depending on the __init__
code... For example :
from gtk import *
from gnome.ui import *
class Essai (GnomeDialog):
def __init__ (self):
GnomeDialog.__init_
Hi,
I use gettext.py to translate the text of my interfaces. This does not work
for buttons/menu items defined in gnome/uiconsts (like STOCK_MENU_OPEN)
Do I have to perform some additional step to tell Gnome to translate them
inside its own libraries, or are this message *not* translated at all
> That would be a good idea.
Done.
On another topic, I think having a version number available as a (eventually
set of) python variable would be a nice thing: I would enjoy being able to
test it during the configuration of my own packages, so that I can issue
explicit error messages (like the on
Hi,
I fixed a bug (in CVS) in the ui_info construction function (in GnomeUI) :
it should solve some random crashes.
I also added a .length field to the GtkStructure object, so that it is
possible in the case of copy/paste to know if the data returned are valid or
not (length > -1). The problem i
Hi,
> #Now 'text' is positioned at the top; how do I set it to the bottom.
> #I looked for something like set_scroll_pos(pos), but couldn't find such.
You should have a look at the section on GtkAdjustment in the Gtk
documentation. It provides a generic class to deal with numerical ranges.
For y
> Now when I try to use any of the menu stuff it segfaults without
> explanation.
Happy to see I'm not the only one ;-) I guess there is really a bug, it's
not in your code. But as far as I remember, the stack at crash time does not
point into pygnome, so if there is a bug in it, it appears with
Invoking a menu callback causes an Illegal instruction failure, or at least
in the code attached to this mail. Am I doing something wrong ?
Frédéric
from gnome.ui import *
from gtk import *
mdi = GnomeMDI ('test', 'test')
mdi.connect ('destroy', mainquit)
mdi.set_menubar_template ([
UII
Re-re hi,
in _wrap_gnome_mdi_generic_child_set_menu_creator, shouldn't
PyGtk_CallbackMarshal be replaced with a specific marshaller ? The callback
is expected to return a list, and the Gtk return type is GTK_TYPE_OBJECT,
hence the current mismatch...
Before testing this, you actually need to fix
I'm continuing my investigations on MDI ;-)
In gtkmodule.c, line 3041, isn't there a break missing ?
Frédéric
PS : I've write access to the Gnome CVS. Is it ok to fix these kind of bugs
without warning ?
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Hi,
I've noticed some bugs in gnomeuimodule.c, line 966 and following: there are
a series of calls to gnome functions with GNOME_MDI_GENERIC_CHILD(mdi) as
argument, instead of GNOME_MDI_GENERIC_CHILD(PyGtk_Get (mdi)).
Frédéric
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Hello,
Line 1163 of gnome/ui.py, one should read:
a[i] = _obj2inst(args[i])
instead of
aa[i] = _obj2inst(args[i])
On another topic, what is the status of gettext.py ? Does anybody use it on
sparc Solaris, with po files generated on this architecture ? I sent a patch
a long ti
> Are you using Python 1.5.2? If so, a change in module loading libdl
> calls breaks the way imlib does image loader plugins. It's fixed
> (well, at least patched to work) in Red Hat Linux's Python 1.5.2
> packages.
Do you have a reference to the actual patch, as I need to install from
the sour
Hi !
> * How do I get and set the row with the current focus (ie different
> from the current selections)?
You get the focus row with tree.focus_row... I don't know if you can set it.
> * How do I put pixmap into a row? An example would be really helpful.
See the enclosed example... BTW, does
Hello,
I've several questions/bug reports concerning gnome-python...
I've a threaded version of python, and I've tried to use mainiteration().
It works well, excepted when the function is called from a callback. In that
case, it hangs. (see the attached example) I have to surround my call to
thi
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