For what it's worth, there is another editor called Scintilla for which
I've written a python binding:
http://www.archaeopteryx.com/opensource/pyscintilla.html
It's really designed as a source code editor and has features like syntax
hilighting, etc, but it works fine without enabling those and provides
fairly fine-grained control of behaviours.
Very likely heavier in weight that the ideal text widget but it's still
pretty lightweight on the scale of things.
Only tried on Linux and although Scintilla works on Windows natively I'm
not sure if its gtk personality has been ported/tested there (but this is
not a huge leap).
- Stephan
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On Thu, 25 May 2000, James Henstridge wrote:
> On Thu, 25 May 2000, Harry Henry Gebel wrote:
>
> > How do I make a GtkText widget start a new line when the end of the current
> > line is reached? I tried turning word wrap on, line wrap on, and word wrap
> > and lone wrap both on, but all of these settings keep the text as one line;
> > although some of them have the line drawn over two lines of the widget.
> >
> The current GtkText widget is not very flexible, as you have found. Havoc
> and Owen have been working on a new text widget for gtk+-1.4 (based on the
> Tk text widget, but with pango support and multi view). Of course, this
> doesn't help too much right now.
>
> James.
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