Thanks Steve and Christian. I could able to use buttons and also gain
all the signal handling routines provided by buttons, along with
button labels using pango markup language. I am able to appreciate
the design principles so far in whatever I am doing.
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 07:20:42 -0300, Chr
On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 03:36:29PM -0800, Nalli Dinesh wrote:
> I am sure as of now, I don't want to use buttons with respect to
> labels, for one advantage that label provides over button, which is
> allowing pango markup language usable with the label names. You cannot
> use pango markup langauge
I am sure as of now, I don't want to use buttons with respect to
labels, for one advantage that label provides over button, which is
allowing pango markup language usable with the label names. You cannot
use pango markup langauge for button names.
And now, having decided that I want to use labels a
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 17:48, Nalli Dinesh wrote:
> Thanks christian for providing a link, that helped me how to associate
> eventbox to the label and get the mouse events to be handled.
> I am running in to a different issue now that revolves around
> eventbox. I want to do the following, and I am
Thanks christian for providing a link, that helped me how to associate
eventbox to the label and get the mouse events to be handled.
I am running in to a different issue now that revolves around
eventbox. I want to do the following, and I am unable to crack it
down.
I have a label on my gtkwindow.
On Tue, Mar 22, 2005 at 02:51:51PM -0800, Nalli Dinesh wrote:
> I have labels spread across my screen developed using Glade. I need to
> add click signal to a label. Upon click I want to close the window or
> destroy the window. Or upon click i want to open up another window.
http://www.async
Hi,
I have labels spread across my screen developed using Glade. I need to
add click signal to a label. Upon click I want to close the window or
destroy the window. Or upon click i want to open up another window.
Thanks in advance
Dinesh
___
pygtk maili
