Hi Joseph,
I got GTK and OpenCV working together using threads. This example works with
CPython2, CPython3 and PyPy, see my blog post.
http://pyppet.blogspot.com/2011/12/rpythonic-044.html
-brett-
From: Joseph S. Alcântara josephser...@gmail.com
To:
The pure ctypes GTK3 wrappers are now working with PyPy. The wrappers are also
Python2 and Python3 compatible. The API has been kept as close as possible to
the old PyGTK.
http://pyppet.blogspot.com/2011/12/rpythonic-044.html
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Hi Giuseppe, Did you already know about the generated ctypes bindings to gtk?
It already supports gtk_clipboard_set_with_data.
gtk_clipboard_set_with_data = _rpythonic_function_(
gtk_clipboard_set_with_data, ctypes.c_int, [ (clipboard,
ctypes.POINTER(_GtkClipboard)),
Hi All,I have some initial ctypes bindings for gtk that work in both python2
and 3. I haven't tested it to the point of opening a window, because i am not
familiar with the C API of GTK. I am able to load the lib and call a few
functions, so i think its working it just needs the proper
and python3 (ctypes-gtk)
To: Hart's Antler bhart...@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, 5 January, 2011, 8:39 PM
Is there a particular scenario where this would be a better choice
than using the PyGTK bindings? Or is this just intended to be a test
case for the RPythonic wrapper generator?
I'd look at http
hi all, by the way, i just started learning pygtk and think its great.
i am having some problems getting drag and drop to work, and i'm not sure if
its something simple
that i am doing wrong in my lack of understanding pygtk, or if there is a
slight incompatibly
between pygtk and pygame. I
