import vte
(the python vte wrapper is installed from RH5 by default. On RH4 I
took the debian package, done a dep-to-rpm conversion and installed
it)
term = vte.Terminal()
term.fork_command(command)
I found some help in the Ruby manual for vte and of course in google
code search.
On Nov 18,
import vte
(the python vte wrapper is installed from RH5 by default. On RH4 I
took the debian package, done a dep-to-rpm conversion and installed
it)
term = vte.Terminal()
term.fork_command(command)
I found some help in the Ruby manual for vte and of course in google
code search.
On Nov 18,
You should take a look at the VTE widget, which is used by gnome-terminal:
http://library.gnome.org/devel/vte/
On Nov 17, 2007 11:15 AM, airton arantes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I already searched in the google but nothing were found.
I wonder in how to do to put a gnome-terminal in my pygtk
I already searched in the google but nothing were found.
I wonder in how to do to put a gnome-terminal in my pygtk
applications, what I have that to search?
Thanks.
--
ツAirton Arantes ツ
(82)3032-2596 |
(82)9129-5360
http://airtonarantes.blogspot.com/
la, 2007-11-17 kello 11:20 +0100, François Ingelrest kirjoitti:
You should take a look at the VTE widget, which is used by gnome-terminal:
http://library.gnome.org/devel/vte/
On Nov 17, 2007 11:15 AM, airton arantes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I already searched in the google but nothing
