On 12/13/06, Andrea Spadaccini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks a lot, now it works, except for warnings from python:
Errore/i eseguendo function pythoncomplete#Complete:
linea 35:
__main__:157: GtkDeprecationWarning: gtk.FALSE is deprecated, use False
instead
Errore/i eseguendo function pythoncomplete#Complete:
linea 35:
__main__:157: GtkDeprecationWarning: gtk.TRUE is deprecated, use True
instead
Yeah that one is known, but it's cosmetic really, it doesn't hurt
anything. I will get rid of that next release.
Another small question: how can I see the parameters for the current
method? Say that I do
win = gtk.Window(
and I want to know the possible constructors of gtk.Window.. How can I
do that?
That mostly works, *except* for the instance you mention
(constructors). I haven't yet made the mapping from __init__ to the
name of the class.
For example:
import sys
sys.<C-x,C-o>
move to "excepthook" which will contain the parameters in the popup
window (for convenience). When you accept that entry, it completes
to:
sys.excepthook(
Allowing you to enter the parameters themselves. Hitting <C-x,C-o> at
this point will complete the parameters as named in the original
popup, leaving you with:
sys.excepthook(exctype, value, traceback)
