Will this work with virtualenv and pip? ... normal pygtk doesn't, and that
would
be a definite advantage.
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On Thu, Jan 6, 2011 at 6:04 PM, Hart's Antler wrote:
>
> Its more than just a test case for RPythonic. PyGTK is compiled, so it
> becomes an issue when used from Python embedded inside Blender, also Blender
> is using Python3 and i'm not sure what the status is of PyGTK with Python3,
> is it a
rld')gtk_container_add( ctypes.cast(win,
ctypes.POINTER(GtkContainer)), ctypes.cast(frame,
ctypes.POINTER(GtkWidget)))
gtk_widget_show_all( winwidget )gtk_main()print('exit')
--- On Wed, 1/5/11, jbow...@amathaine.com wrote:
From: jbow...@amathaine.com
Subject: Re: [p
On Thu, Jan 6, 2011 at 4:08 PM, Hart's Antler wrote:
> I have some initial ctypes bindings for gtk that work in both python2 and 3.
Is there a particular scenario where this would be a better choice
than using the PyGTK bindings? Or is this just intended to be a test
case for the RPythonic wrapp
Hi All,I have some initial ctypes bindings for gtk that work in both python2
and 3. I haven't tested it to the point of opening a window, because i am not
familiar with the C API of GTK. I am able to load the lib and call a few
functions, so i think its working it just needs the proper startup
