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#1 2008-07-17 16:55:48
- Barrucadu
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PyGTK question: gtk.ScrolledWindow and backgrounds...
I'm working on a MPD client for myself (I might publish it online when finished), and need to be able to set a background pixmap for a gtk.scrolledwindow, or, failing that, make the gtk.scrolledwindow have a transparent background. Is there any way to do that? Google has been unhelpful, so has the PyGTK tutorial.
If not, how else can I create a scrolling area with a pixmapped/transparent background?
edit: Would QT perhaps be suited best for this?
edit the second: I have thought about my design more and planned it in a way that will (hopefully) work with GTK, and look even better.
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#2 2008-07-20 02:35:06
- vsk
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Re: PyGTK question: gtk.ScrolledWindow and backgrounds...
The online pygtk/glade documentation is about as useful as dehydrated tiger s***.
Once you get done with it - I'd love to see the source so I can learn how to use gtk properly.
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#3 2008-07-20 09:31:37
- Abelian
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Re: PyGTK question: gtk.ScrolledWindow and backgrounds...
Have a look at the gtk documentation and then try to translate it for pygtk. Or try to find an application that does what you want it too then copy their source.
As vsk said the pygtk documentation on the whole is useless.
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