Thank you so much, that worked fine!
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Hi
I've
got a gtk.VBox(False, 0) to hold some of my content.
But that content is aligned at the center.
So I
wonder how I can make my content (gtk.Label) to be justified to the
left of my box.
Do I
need to create an Hbox inside my Vbox?
Thanks for any input!
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I could not find anything in the gtk reference about how to find out if a gtk.VBox is visible or hidden...
What I want to do is to check if the box has been set to box.show() or box.hide()
Thanks for any input
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n on
them. I just started with them a couple of nights ago since you have
more control over the appearance of widgets than with direct code
(there are some attributes that can't be modified through code, so far
as I can tell)spikeOn Monday, November 28, 2005, at 11:29AM, tjas ni <[EMAIL
On 11/28/05, tjas ni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks, gtk.rc_parse("test") worked fine!
But I got into some other problems.
I defined a GtkLabel with this command: headline.set_name("head")
In my RC file I inserted this line:
widget "head.GtkLabel" style &quo
On 11/27/05, spike grobstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
how are you importing pygtk?try like this:import pygtkpygtk.require('2.0')import gtkgtk.rc_parse("test") # rc file's path should be relative to thesource file that calls this
Thanks, gtk.rc_parse("test") worked fine!
Hello
I am trying to include my rc file, but I get this error:
unhandled NameError: "name 'rc_parse' is not defined"
this is my rc call:
rc_parse(test)
where test is my rc file...
What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks for any input
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