Hi,
Hopefully I'm missing something obvious.
Given a gtk.TreeIter in a gtk.TreeModel, from:
http://www.pygtk.org/docs/pygtk/class-gtktreemodel.html#method-gtktreemodel--iter-next
I can see how to get the gtk.TreeIter pointing to the next row.
But how to I get a gtk.TreeIter pointing to the pr
Hi Dusty,
Any ideas why some apps are noticed and some are asleep?
See:
http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gap/guide/gad/
which is a little dated now.
The key is in the following paragraph:
The implementation for the GTK widgets is in a module called
GAIL (GNOME Accessbil
Hi Dusty,
Thanks Rich, I think that's exactly the start I'm looking for. I
notice it uses bonobo to access the registry, does this mean gnome
must be running?
Not the whole of GNOME. I've run AT-SPI programs under CDE, the
other operating system that comes standard on Solaris, and they've
wo
Dusty Phillips wrote:
I guess that was all just a long-winded way of saying 'can somebody
tell me how to write a pygtk program that can access existing gtk
applications through their accessibility API?' Sorry for the
wordiness.
Check out:
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/richb?entry=using_acc
Meir Kriheli wrote:
You can also utilize the shell and pydoc, no need for a script, here's a
bash one liner (the following should be on the same line, in case mail
clients break it to 2):
for i in gconf gnome gnome.ui gnome.ui gnomevfs bonobo bonobo.ui
bonobo.activation; do pydoc $i > $i.txt; do
Johan Dahlin wrote:
This is found as gtk.glade
Thanks (and to Germán who also mentioned it).
"import pygtk" External
You also have: gtk.keysyms, gtk.gdk and gtk.compat (for some
compatilibity with ancient versions)
Not needed, only a wrapper for handling multiple i
hon/2.12/
and this just seems to contain some examples and tests. The
README is also a zero-length file.
Could you point me in the right direction for the gnome-python (and
PyORBIT) documentation please?
Thanks.
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John Finlay wrote:
Looks OK to me except last line should be:
start = matchEnd
And I would create the tag in an initialization method.
Thanks, I'll adjust accordingly.
Are you sure that searchStr is in buffer?
No it wasn't. In fact, nothing was in the text buffer. Here was
er to some other Pygtk code that does something
similar.
Thanks.
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