Hi All:
Nice.. :)
Adriano Monteiro its on the htmlwidget.py file
Particularly its the TextViewHtmlWidget class
Thanks for posting this Tom..
Thanks and best regards..
jo makiling
Tom Cato Amundsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 12:13:08AM
-0200, Adriano Monteiro wrote:
Hi All:
I'm using what was suggested in the FAQ
http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/index.py?req=show&file=faq17.003.htp.
My program is already working as what is expected though but when the program
starts using this section of code (the code of above FAQ) I've encountered
this warning:
I observed also here that behaviour described by Ian, I'm using gtk2.10.6-1 and
pygtk.2.10.1. How about using "button-press-event" instead of "activate"
signal? But of course on the tutorial, the menu there uses "activate" signal.
Yuri Pimenov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi.
This bug poisoned
Hi :
I have my idea but i thinks its very awkward .
My idea is to just copy the links of each program Python and GTK and remove the
former links installed by programs. Anyway its just a shortcut in "Start
Menu/Programs" and it would not affect execution of the program.
A script maybe would
Hi:
Thanks for packaging there the Python 2.5 . I only have python 2.4 here..
I believe it would be nice if we install the whole package in one target in the
Start Menu/Programs menu like "$SMPROGRAMS\PyGTK\" by creating this folder :
SetOutPath "$SMPROGRAMS\PyGTK\"
wherein that folder PyGTK
Peter Morgan napisa³(a):
> Also one last point is for windows users, they are the biggest market.
> Indeed I checked pygtk, then went for mono and gtk# and after 2 days,
> realised that the install to windows was going to be a nightmare and
> came back to pygtk ;-). I've even been thinking about c
sorry for sending privately..
thank you all for all the reply.. btw, i havent check the kiwi yet...i'm just
browsed the site and read some documentation...
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hi:
Anybody here who can give me an example on having a controls which accepts date
entry? Is there any available controls in the pygtk which lets the user selects
and enters a date?...I know there is gtk.calendar but it really occupy much
space, can we make a popup gtk.calendar? Please help
sorry to you all ...i forgot to include tab_label.show() that why the label is not showinganyway i've solved my problem..thanks- Original Message From: jo Maquiling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: PyGTK Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2006 9:37:30 AMSubject: [pygtk] Help on notebook tabHi I&
Hi I'm newbie in pygtk.I'm trying to figure out how to put a popup menu in a pagetab of a notebook which will displaythe "Close Tab" in one of the menu item in the popup menu (like the popup menu on the tab offirefox). I thought before that when activate the popup_enable() the menu will display so
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