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2011-02-19, 13:40
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2009-09-18, 18:28
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Forum: Development
2009-09-18, 07:01
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Re: Pygtk: how to change the whole app font size
luis
The main reason for putting your own label in a box in a button is that it is the only way of having both a label and an image on the same button.
Try
widget_class "*<GtkLabel>" style...
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Forum: Development
2009-09-17, 05:49
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2009-09-16, 05:46
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2009-09-16, 04:59
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2009-09-10, 20:40
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2009-09-09, 10:51
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2009-09-01, 20:18
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Forum: Development
2009-09-01, 19:46
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Forum: Development
2009-09-01, 15:57
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Re: Python to extract EXIF data?
Sorry, none. I only ever used it in the most basic of ways.
Have you tried the related SF forum ?
It's really sparse but at least the author seems to answer questions...
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Forum: Development
2009-08-28, 15:56
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2009-08-28, 15:29
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Forum: Development
2009-07-10, 23:51
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Re: pygtk and scrolling image with finger (N800)
Does anyone know what the keysyms are for the d-pad? If so, catching and subsuming their events should be as simple as:
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window = gtk.Window()
window.connect("key-press-event", on_key_press)...
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Forum: Development
2009-07-10, 17:32
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Re: pygtk and scrolling image with finger (N800)
@luis
Yes, I think ukki is right. It's subtle, but there's a difference between signals and events. Events are a GDK thing and signals are a gobject thing. A gtk.Widget is a gobject but it...
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Forum: Development
2009-07-10, 16:34
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Re: pygtk and scrolling image with finger (N800)
Sorry, I forgot that widgets have different default event masks. A gtkDrawingArea, for example, doesn't have any I think.
So, after creating the widget you would have to do the following:
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Forum: Development
2009-07-10, 15:38
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2009-07-10, 15:23
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2009-07-08, 19:31
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Forum: Development
2009-06-27, 21:53
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Re: Why my does my app when using menus? (pygtk)
You don't need the RPC stuff if all you wish to do is to register your program with libosso. :)
"ave" == "com.nokia.ave" - does your desktop file and service say that? That can cause confusion so...
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Forum: Development
2009-06-09, 19:21
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Re: Pygtk: how to change the whole app font size
My opinion is that every widget inherits its pango context from its container parent. I don't think it makes a copy. But if it does, I would just make a recursive call starting at the top level...
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Forum: Development
2009-06-03, 22:30
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2009-06-03, 21:16
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Forum: Development
2009-05-26, 04:03
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Re: pygtk and N800 interaction
You can still make it run in both places, it just takes extra work. See:
on_tablet = True
try:
import hildon
except ImportError:
on_tablet = False
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Forum: Development
2009-05-26, 03:15
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Replies: 11
Views: 3,094
Re: pygtk and N800 interaction
Using the hildon widgets allows you to use hildon-specific functions and methods e.g. adding a menu or toolbar. Since hildon widgets inherit from their gtk counterparts, you should try to use hildon...
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