Is there any difference between GObject.disconnect and
GObject.handler_disconnect? The minimal documentation indicates they
are identical:
http://www.pygtk.org/docs/pygobject/class-gobject.html#method-gobject--handler-disconnect
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On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 5:56 AM, Todong Ma gbstac...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, everyone
Following simple code will hang forever on windows XP, and the check
dialog text is never outputted to console. The window created in
If I want a dialog to be non-modal, I can't use its run() method, is
that true? I have a dialog which is defined in Glade to be non-modal,
but calling its run() method sure makes it seem modal to me.
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in your UI definition.
I can't tell what object gtk.Buildable is supposed to refer to. I
have a reference to a widget (in this case, a radio button, but I
think the problem is more general than that). How do I retrieve the
name I gave it in Glade?
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In a signal callback for a radio button, if I ask for its name
(rb.get_name()) I always get GtkRadioButton. If I call get_property
with name as the argument, I get the empty string. Looking at the
docs for gtk.Builder, I saw this:
Objects must be given a name with the id attribute, which
Suppose I have this sort of class relationship:
class A(gobject.GObject):
def __init__(self):
gobject.GObject.__init__(self)
...
class B(A):
...
A is abstract. Do I need to call gobject.type_register for just A, just B
or both?
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Sebastien I would like to know if there is a method for using a Tkinter
Sebastien widget inside a PyGtk or wxPython interface.
If you're willing to use two separate processes perhaps you can use the
gtk.Socket and/or gtk.Plug widgets:
used threads with gtk), but don't you have some sort
of gtk thread initialization function(s) to call? See if something in
section 20 of the PyGTK FAQ leads to a solution:
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Christian One alternative which I use daily is, instead of relying on
Christian the label, doing a set_data() on the menuitems as you put
Christian them into the menu, and then using get_data() to grab it
Christian back.
I suppose I can figure it out, but is that an option from a
with the
markup text?
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Chris you need to add the the text with set_markup not set_text. The
Chris use markup option, in glade only effects the value you give the
Chris label in glade.
Muchas gracias, señor. That did the trick.
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Yeah. Didn't help as far as I could tell.
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Tom With open dialogs, the correct file is selected (I believe -- I'm
Tom not sure I've actually had reason to implement this).
Sure, it's selected, but as far as I can tell the chooser isn't scrolled if
necessary to make the selected file visible.
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Skip Sure, it's selected, but as far as I can tell the chooser isn't
Skip scrolled if necessary to make the selected file visible.
John Seems to work OK with GTK+ 2.5.4 and GTK+ 2.4.13 and a quick check
John shows this bug:
John
server v. 11) NumLock is actually MOD2 while Left Alt is MOD4 and Right
Alt appears to be unassigned. Other people here at work run various other
combinations of OS and X server software, so there is likely to be some
variation.
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I can then march through that [optionmenu] to find the active item,
but can't find a label property or something similar from which I can
extract the text.
Johan That's FAQ 16.6:
Johan http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/index.py?req=showfile=faq16.006.htp
Johan The
item, but can't find a label property or something similar from which I can
extract the text. I've tried item.get_children(), item.get_child(),
item.get_property(child) and item.forall(). Nothing yields a label
widget.
Any clues would be gratefully appreciated.
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nest one HPaned widget inside another, but that doesn't provide for complete
independence of the box sizes.
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at the module level to register gobject.GObject subclasses. To
support module reloading I wrap it:
Gustavo No needed for any of these hacks. Since pygtk 2.3.92, pygtk
Gustavo allows registering the same python class with the type system
. How do I convince Glade to create new Window and TextView widgets
on subsequent calls to get_widget()?
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How do I convince Glade to create new Window and TextView widgets on
subsequent calls to get_widget()?
Johan Two possible solutions:
Johan 1) Don't destroy the window, just hide it.
But when the user pokes the x won't the underlying X windows be destroyed?
Is there a way to
John Connect to the 'delete_event' signal on the window. Return False
John if you want the default handler to destroy the window and True to
John indicate that you've handled the event and the default handler
John should not be invoked.
Thanks a million. Worked like a charm...
to create signals?
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Gustavo The code above should work (at least used to work for me),
Gustavo except that you need to call gobject.type_register(SomeClass)
Gustavo right after the class definition.
Thanks, I'll give that a whirl.
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should be able to modify them slightly. If not, they aren't that tough to
write. I'd look at the .def file for a functionally similar widget, such as
GtkProgressBar or GtkScale.
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changed via keyboard action, not mouse action.
Christian It *really* looks like a bug to me, but I'm surprised the
Christian SpinButton would have the same issue. Are you sure this is
Christian reproducible
trait.
Is there some logical reason why this stuff is done the way it is or is it
just a case of nobody ever needed it?
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Is it possible to give users the ability to suppress display of certain
columns of a treeview? Perhaps I should be using a table widget instead.
(Treeview widgets seem way too complex for fairly simple use, which I
suspect is what they are used for 90% of the time.)
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Is it possible to give users the ability to suppress display of
certain columns of a treeview?
John Should be able to using gtk.TreeViewColumn.set_visible():
John
http://www.pygtk.org/pygtk2reference/class-gtktreeviewcolumn.html#method-gtktreeviewcolumn--set-visible
Thanks.
Steve Kiwi has a nice way of doing it. Its CList object has a popup
Steve menu on the right click where the user can decide which columns
Steve to display.
Thanks for the pointer. I installed it but importing Kiwi failed with an
ImportError (no module named libglade). We import
- Is GTK available on Mac OSX without X11? Tkinter does have the
advantage that TkAqua is available for non-X environments.
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Matt Both this point and the one below are best answered by the library
Matt developers, if they are in favour of the idea of course :^) (I
Matt should make it clear I _use_ pyGTK, I'm not a
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Signals... ack! pfft! Thanks for the reminder to check the FAQ, but I like
the solution I posted better.
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Has anyone else encountered (and hopefully fixed) this problem?
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Where is the faq ...
Christian I'm working on one in my spare time (which is why it is still
Christian so short) at http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/
Christian,
One thing that might help to generate more input and to lessen your load is
to add questions without answers when you
about
the GtkPatternSpec* type, so it doesn't currently wrap that function. The
second is available once the widget has a window. If w is a realized
widget, w.window.get_root_origin() should work.
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'SCROLL_PAGE_RIGHT', 'SCROLL_STEP_RIGHT', 'SIDE_RIGHT',
'STOCK_JUSTIFY_RIGHT', 'TEXT_WINDOW_RIGHT']
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w = gtk.Window()
w.set_title(port slider)
w.connect(destroy, gtk.mainquit)
s = PortScale(21, 80)
s.set_size_request(150, -1)
w.add(s)
w.show_all()
gtk.mainloop()
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I'm confused about the required value of the type arg to gtk.Toolbar
.append_element when trying to insert a radio button into the toolbar. The
Gtk docs say
If type == GTK_TOOLBAR_CHILD_RADIOBUTTON, widget is used to determine
the radio group for the new element. In all other cases,
If case anyone wants to add new stock images to their applications, I
submitted a patch last night to add a wrapper for gtk_stock_add to PyGtk.
It's at
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68363
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Mike To use the locking mechanisms, you'd first intialize the threads
Mike with code like:
Mike gtk.threads_init ()
Mike gtk.threads_enter ()
Mike gtk.mainloop ()
Mike gtk.threads_leave ()
Mike #... Now comes other code in another thread
James would be nice if the python interpreter lock was recursive :)
Somebody recently rewrote most of threading.py in C for Windows. It was
suggested that he tackle a number of interpreter lock issues, including
recursion. Perhaps it won't be that far off.
Skip
I've been away from the Gtk 1.3 release cycles for a month or two. Upon
returning to it yesterday, I got this new warning:
`GtkDialogFlags' is not an enum type
Is this something I need to worry about or will it go away on its own as new
versions of PyGtk are released that accommodate some
Jonas,
Thanks for the GObject-ified version of HtmlStream. I found the infloop (I
had inserted calls to html_stream_close in a couple functions that were
registered as close functions to html_stream_new. doh!) I am now able to
render entire pages - graphics and all - from Python using Gtk.
multiple threads (which is no big win as far as I can
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James If you want to see an example of distributing a binding outside
James of the pygtk module, take a look at the gnome-python package. It
James has been set up to build separately.
Matt for example, when I wrapped atk:
...
Matt The generic rule in pygtk cvs will
I decided to wrap the gtkhtml2 library today. Seemed easy enough, small
gtkhtml2.defs and gtkhtml2.override files did the trick, or so I thought.
Then I started wading through the morass known as autoconf/automake/etc and
quickly gave up on trying to do it right. I ended up simply editing
Matt I've implemented this a bit differently (sans memory leak, etc)
Matt and checked it in.
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Are there any HTML rendering widgets that work with the Gtk 1.3/2.0 API?
Any that have been wrapped into PyGtk yet?
Actually, as long as I'm thinking about this, are there any third-party
widgets that have been wrapped for the latest PyGtk?
Thanks,
Skip
I've discovered a few kwlist length mismatches in gtk/gtk.override (in the
new stuff). If you call one of them from Python, it complains about bad
args to an internal function. I don't know if this is a recent addition to
Python or not, but it's a nice one. Clued me in...
I thought I would
for x in names if pat.search(x) is not None]
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application so that only a single thread is messing with the display?
If not, I'd recommend it. Also, my guess is that Python's thread
stuff is going to be easier to use than Gtk's. If nothing else, it
provides some higher level objects (Queue.Queue, for example).
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I need to get at the IconFactory and IconSet types. It looks like all
I need to do is add
matcher.register_boxed('GtkIconSet', 'G_TYPE_BOXED')
to codegen/argtypes.py in order to wrap the GtkIconSet type (boxed
means opaque, right). Anything else?
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import gtk
xpmfile = chicago.xpm
class XPMFileButton(gtk.Button):
def __init__(self, xpmfile):
gtk.Button.__init__(self)
self.xpmfile = xpmfile
self.eid
. Perhaps
gtk_combo_set_popdown_strings should do something like this by default.
Alternatively, it would be nice if the GtkCombo documentation warned about
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that? Presumably, I need to wait until the Combo has
popped down (and no longer has a pointer grab?) to change its popdown
strings.
(I'm using the CVS version of Gtk+, but I doubt it matters.)
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,c+1,r,r+1, aopt, aopt, 0, 0)
r += 1
w.show_all()
gtk.mainloop()
This is extremely weird, because the pixbufs are hard-coded into Gtk. There
are no files that can be missing. Can someone explain to me what's going
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I'm building a (not so) little file selector using the latest PyGtk stuff.
In list mode I create a list (using the TreeView widget) with four columns:
name, size, type and last mod time. I can click the column headers on any
of these to sort the list using that column. It works with the
:38: warning: `PyGtk_FatalExceptions' defined but not used
Looking at the code in question, I have to admit I don't understand what's
going on (ignoring the errors and warnings for a moment). It sets *self,
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Matt btw, if you want to know how this function works, see:
Matt http://www.python.org/doc/2.2/api/number.html#l2h-229
Thanks, I eventually figured out the coercion stuff. To work around the
problem I figured I'd just can float conversion for now. Seems safe enough,
since apparently
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class _HEntry(gtk.Entry):
def __init__(self, *args):
gtk.Entry.__init__(self, *args)
self.set_name(_history_)
James class _HEntry(gtk.Entry):
James def __init__(self):
James gobject.GObject.__init__(self)
James self.set_name(_history_)
James gobject.type_register(_HEntry)
James Note the gobject.type_register() call, and chaining to
(I've changed the subject because I take a left turn into gdb-land in the
middle of this message.)
James I may as well add that one of the aims is to never (or at least
James hardly ever) spit out these gtk warnings. Many of the type
James checks that might spit out these warnings
(adding python-dev to this conversation because decisions about missing
special methods vis a vis PEP 252/253 seem to me to definitely belong in
that space.)
I think that there may be some problems with extended types and
__del__?
Matt For example:
Matt class
Matt On Mon, Oct 08, 2001 at 11:09:51AM -0500, Skip Montanaro wrote:
gc = w.window.new_gc()
color = gtk.gdk.color_parse(red)
gc.set_foreground(color)
Matt You'd be surprised, but it's actually the background that you want
Matt to modify here.
Matt
l
[Button object (GtkButton) at 0x8293134, Button object (GtkButton) at
0x8296ac4, Button object (GtkButton) at 0x8397fb4]
b = l[0]
b in l
Traceback (most recent call last):
File stdin, line 1, in ?
TypeError: Button.__cmp__(x,y) requires y to be a
Matt Yesterday I bound gtk.gdk.get_default_root_window(),
Matt gtk.gdk.screen_width(), etc.
Thanks, yesterday I stumbled upon gtk/gdk/gdk.h and added some new entries
to the gdk.defs file as well and submitted a request to bugzilla.
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particular, I believe I have a hierarchy of so-called classic classes.
I'm going to toddle off an reread the various PEPs, but would appreciate an
insight or two on where this error is coming from.
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Skip to use delegation instead of instantiation, so my Button class is
Skip not subclassed from gtk.Button. In particular, it's *not* one of
Skip the new subclassable types.)
God, I was up way too
Guido,
Thanks for the various tips. I will check 'em out. Regarding the Don
Beaudry hook, PyGtk was using ExtensionClass until recently. James
Henstridge has just released the first cut at using your new type/class
stuff in the past few days. So if you didn't use it, neither does PyGtk.
James The gdk_gc_new_with_values() function is mapped to a method of
James GdkDrawable (new_gc). So you can create GCs with:
James gc = widget.window.new_gc()
Thanks. Worked like a charm...
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have to call gtk.gdk.gdk_gc_new. Shouldn't the method name be changed to
simply gc_new?
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James gtk.gdk.pixmap_colormap_create_from_xpm_d function.
My gtk module doesn't have a gdk attribute:
% python
Python 2.1.1 (#6, Sep 24 2001, 09:14:11)
[GCC 3.0.1] on linux2
Type copyright, credits or license for more information.
this in the context of the GtkDrawingArea at one
point. Any ideas why style settings don't seem to work with subclasses of
Gtk widgets?
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Matt default on extended classes?
I don't think that's necessary, since its available to the application
programmer. Besides, that names a widget instance, not a widget class,
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Tom Can someone that has installed gtk+ 1.3.7 and pygtk-1.99 test this
Tom little script and see if it segfaults? I'm still unsure if this is
Tom a local problem or a bug.
Segfaults for me. Is multiple inheritance supported by ExtensionClass?
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these items to something else?
Thanks,
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, but could also implement insert.
This code is written assuming the new Gtk+ 2.0 API but doesn't yet use the
new streamlined class names James announced the other day. I have no idea
if it can be adapted to the Gtk+ 1.2 API.
All feedback is welcome.
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am still working to
make things right.
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James I have no idea what would cause this. I don't see that error
James message (the program runs as expected).
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James if you haven'y already tried it, maybe doing make clean ; make
James for at least gtk+ may help.
Thanks, I'm in the process of doing that now.
Skip
and will try building with it.
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API. I think it
would be beneficial if the stuff that must be done manually tried to be as
consistent.
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