Re: GtkLabel is not defined

Magnus,
Thank you for your response. I fetched the CVS version and it runs at least! 
I shall have some fun tinkering with this beast and discovering how it works.
Apologies for not registering, the links from the web-page do not make that 
obvious.

Thanks for a great product!
(And some great Python info on your site!)
Best regards,
Donn Ingle

On Saturday 10 April 2004 22:29, Magnus Lie Hetland wrote:
> Donn <[email protected]>:
>
> [snip]
>
> > I want to use Python as a language to teach kids about coding and
> > anygui would be just brilliant to cut-down the sheer amount of
> > download this and download that that gui programming seems to demand
> > on Linux.
>
> Sounds good. I think teaching is one of the areas where Anygui might
> have some potential.
>
> > Well, I would say thanks for a brilliant product, but I still gotta see
> > it!
>
> Indeed ;)
>
> [snip]
>
> >     _gtk_class = GtkLabel
> > NameError: name 'GtkLabel' is not defined
>
> Right. You're probably using Anygui 0.1.1, and that uses an old
> version of PyGTK (I think). In the new version of the GTK back-end,
> GtkLabel is not used -- gtk.Label is used instead.
>
> If you've followed some of the discussions on this list (or visited
> the Web site) you've probably noticed that there havent been any
> releases for a while. The trouble you're experiencing is fixed in the
> CVS version, but we haven't relased that yet. You're perfectly welcome
> to download and use it, though, of course. The GTK back-end might not
> be 100% up to scratch yet, but that is mainly because of a lack of
> testing, so if you use it and notice bugs, just tell us, and we can
> hopefully fix them as we go along. That should also get us closer to
> an actual release :)
>
> If you'd like to go with a more stable version, you could use Anygui
> 0.1.1 with PyGTK 1, but I don't think I'd recommend that solution
> myself...
>
> Good luck -- and just nag us about bugs and the like.
>
> Oh, and you have to subscribe to this list to post to it, normally.
> (I'll gladly accept your postings manually, but it might be just as
> practical for you to subscribe, I guess.)

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