While adding the bookmarklet functionality to Browse, I realised that the toolbox API is hard to work with if your toolbars change. For example, set_current_toolbar() takes the index of the toolbar as a parameter, something which you can't really know if your toolbars move around.
Tomeu suggested I propose to extend the toolbox API with a get_toolbars() method. This method returns a list of the actual Toolbar objects, in the order they currently have in the gtk.Notebook. This method allows for things like if toolbar in toolbox.get_toolbars() or toolbar_index = toolbox.get_toolbars().index(toolbar), giving a lot more flexibility in manipulating toolbars. It could also kill off the ugly _TOOLBAR_FOO globals in Browse. I've made toolbox.toolbars a property for get_toolbars(). I have attached a patch to toolbox.py, in the sugar.graphics package.
get_toolbars.patch
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