> Note the first two sentences in the PyGTK DrawingArea reference
> documentation:
Thanks for your detailed answer, I tend to skim over the reference as I find
it confusing at times.
Sorry, I should have read more in depth.
À bientôt.
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Fabrice DELENTE
SVP, ne m'envoyez pas de pièces jointes
Fabrice Delente wrote:
> I wasn't specific enough: when I say image, it's in fact a PNG file; I load
> it in a gtk.Image with load_from_file, and I didn't find any method in
> gtk.DrawingArea to display a pixbuf (as gtk.Image contains a pixbuf).
Note the first two sentences in the PyGTK Drawing
2009/9/14 A.T.Hofkamp
> I think you have two options:
> a. Modify the image before displaying it.
> b. Don't use a gtk.Image widget.
>
> As for the second option, if you want more than just displaying an image,
> gtk.Image is not what you want to have. Instead, use a gtk.DrawingArea in
> the view
Fabrice DELENTE wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I'm trying to draw over a scrolled image; my image is loaded as a gtk.image
> in a scrolled window in which I added a viewport; this works ok.
>
> As I need to draw over this image, I tried to add a gtk.DrawingArea to the
> gtk.Image, but as gtk.Image is not a
Hello.
I'm trying to draw over a scrolled image; my image is loaded as a gtk.image
in a scrolled window in which I added a viewport; this works ok.
As I need to draw over this image, I tried to add a gtk.DrawingArea to the
gtk.Image, but as gtk.Image is not a container it can't work...
Is there
