Re: How to get and set the width/height of a label?

[Gerald Britton <gerald britton gmail com>]

Does the Python wrapper implement the __sizeof__ special method?  For built-in objects, this is the normal way to get the size.

On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 10:43 PM, Jorge Opaso Pazos <jorge opaso gmail com> wrote:

This works (C):

int main(int a_argc,char **a_argv)

{

GtkWidget *l_label;

GtkRequisition l_req;

gtk_init(&a_argc,&a_argv);

l_label = gtk_label_new("hello");

memset(&l_req,0,sizeof(GtkRequisition));

gtk_widget_size_request(l_label,&l_req); // not gtk_widget_get_size_request

printf("%d %d\n",l_req.width,l_req.height);

return 0;

}

Output: 31 17

Maybe in python is: gtk.Label.size_request() 

Atentamente,

Jorge Opaso Pazos

AUTOLogic LTDA

El 06-08-2009, a las 21:33, cbx escribió:

I would like to know how to get and set the size of a label.
There seems no answer in the pygtk API(me using Python currently). gtk.Label.get_size_request() only return (-1,-1).

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