On Sunday 30 November 2003 09:22, Hans-Joachim Widmaier wrote:
Hi.
I' have a program that needs to run under Windows, i.e. from 98 to XP. (And
under Linux, but since it's development is under Linux, that's a given.)
It does run, but under Win 98 it writes 'zillions of warnings because it
At 18:13 04.02.03 +, Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro wrote:
On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 11:00, Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro wrote:
On Mon, 2003-02-03 at 23:35, Andreas Kostyrka wrote:
Hi!
I've been just wondering how one can display a scrolled image what is
bigger
than the screen?
At 08:56 15.01.03 -0600, Erik Rivera Morales wrote:
somebody knows what is this warning and as is solved?
fix the translation in gtk+/po/your language.po
as described there :
#. Translate to default:RTL if you want your widgets
#. * to be RTL, otherwise translate to default:LTR.
#. * Do *not*
At 17:53 11.01.03 -0500, Rene Olsthoorn wrote:
[...]
Now, an other thing I noticed: On windows, every window gets a little
snake icon in the left-top corner.
Ofcourse I'm proud to use Python, that's not the issue. But is it possible
to replace the icon with an other icon? Has anyone managed to do
whenever
any arguments are passed to gtk.
[...]
It is fixed by the recent cvs commit. Patching pygtk isn't
necessary here.
2002-03-29 Hans Breuer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* gtk/gtkmain.h : fix typo in gtk_init_check macro, which
caused crashes if argc != 0
Regards,
Hans
attached you'll find a patch against current cvs. Although
it is created on win32 almost all changes are _not_ win32
related. The ChangeLog entry follows. Ok to commit ?
2002-04-01 Hans Breuer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* codegen/override.py : extended to allow 'sys.platform'
specific
At 11:21 07.11.01 +1100, David Pinson wrote:
I'm using pygtk + vtk on win32 with python 2.1
[...]
It might be as simple as replacing
str (self.box.get_window ().xid)
with
str (self.box.get_window ().hwnd)
but I am not sure.
Ok, so looking at the pygtk sources I see that in
At 08:05 18.01.01 -0500, Steffes, Ryan wrote:
Okay, I've done both installed the gimp (which works fine) and put the
gtk-1.3.dll gdk-1.3.dll and even gnu-intl.dll in
windows\system\
missing: glib-1.3.dll
Still giving me:
C:\Tools\Pythonpython
Python 1.5.2 (#0, Apr 13 1999, 10:51:12)
At 23:15 02.01.01 -0600, John Draughn wrote:
To any:
It appears that the current port of PyGTK will only work
with 1.5.2 Python. I'd like to utilize the bindings with
Python2.0.
Does anyone know of any solutions please respond.
Simply compile it for Python 2.0. If you aren't able to
At 19:59 01.10.00 +, x. coolen wrote:
As I find pygtk, libglade.py and glade wonderful together on linux, I
would like to use them on win32 platform.
I already install pygtk, glade and libglade dll on win32, but i can't
get the libglade binding (e.g. import libglade in the python script
At 21:53 06.05.00 -0700, Hamida wrote:
Greetings Hans,
I found an elogious comment regarding your port of PyGtk to Win32
(compiled with VC++). I, howver, was unable to use your gtk.pyd
There is now such file. The file you probably mean is _gtk.pyd .
(my python is complaining about some
At 01:04 16.04.00 +0800, James Henstridge wrote:
Possibly there will be no patch necessary anymore with
the 0.7er series, but only a special makefile, because
the new auto generation fixes most of the issues releated
to the M$ compiler as well ...
Sounds good... Anyone interested in
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