Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro wrote:
> http://www.daa.com.au/pipermail/pygtk/2006-January/011668.html
>
Yes, this was the only related post that I could find on the internet.
But I could not use it for anything because it does not tell how to do
it. It says:
"For custom widgets, check the method
I want to write an owner-drawn widget (using Cairo) with native
scrolling capabilities. Let's say this widget has a get_hadjustment()
and a get_vadjustment() method. Scrolling inside the widget is already
implemented. E.g. the widget draws different things on its surface,
depending on the value
Paul Malherbe írta:
> Hi
>
> Attached is a grid class I wrote which may help you.
I'm sorry I did not have time to look at it until now. It works just
fine. I need some more time because I'm a bit new to pygtk. I hope it
will work with hscroll + vscroll at the very same time.
Thank you,
Lasz
I have a gtk.Table inside a scrolled window. I have many rows and
columns in the Table. Each cell in the table contains a widget
(typically a button, but not necessarily.) Some of the cells on the
edges of the table are headers. They should always be visible even when
the user scrolls in the mi
Hi All,
I'm working on a special "non visual" component that allows moving
widgets between container with drag-and-drop. It is almost ready. I only
need to add events like "widget_moving" and "widget_moved" etc.
Currently, my non-visual component is based on object. I think I need to
subcla