Re: [gnome-love] AppIcon in a PyGTK application

["Trond Andersen" <trond andersen gmail com>]

Thank you for your quick response.

> > - What is the PyGTK method for doing the following in C:
> >
> >   g_set_application_name (_("Gurilla"));
>
> gtk.set_application_name
I might have an issue with my environment, but if I run the following
i the python interpreter:

import gtk
gtk.set_application_name("test")

I get an error message: "'module' object has no attribute
'set_application_name'"

gtk.ver

gives the following output:

(2, 14, 0)

Do I have to run gtk.main() before set_application_name can be run or
is there something missing in my environment?

> > - If the application uses glade files to setup the UI, how do you make
> > sure that these files are themeable? My understanding was that these
> > XML files were read during startup/initialization and have to resolve
> > the icon references. Will the icon properties be overriden by code?
>
> My understanding is that you don't have to do anything. It just works
>
> > Any application I could look at that uses both PyGTK and Glade?
>
> Try meld. It's in GNOME SVN
Well - Meld is the application I'm trying to add support for the
AppIcon Goal so I was hoping for an python application which already
has support for this which also uses Glade files.


Best regards,
Trond Andersen