I found this nice pygtk tutorial, which is actually more a capabilities demonstration. After reading for a few hours, I got intrigued. But I was very frustrated since the tutorial does not produce any real life example. For example, I would have expand the calculator example to working one. I did a Google search and bumped into this pygtk calculator working example. After a couple of more hours, I have managed to produce the following "Hello World!" pygtk application which demonstrates some basic pygtk principles:
#!/usr/bin/python # A Usefull and Active PyGTK Example # # This example demonstrates a few Widgets which actually do # some stuff, and interact with each other. # # oz nahum # linuxpixies.blogspot.com # August 2011 import gtk class PyApp(gtk.Window): def __init__(self): super(PyApp, self).__init__() self.set_title("Entry") self.set_size_request(250, 200) self.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER) self.fixed = gtk.Fixed() self.label = gtk.Label("Please Enter Your Name below") self.fixed.put(self.label, 60, 40) self.entry = gtk.Entry() self.entry.add_events(gtk.gdk.KEY_RELEASE_MASK) self.fixed.put(self.entry, 60, 100) self.entry.set_text("bla") self.UserName=self.entry.get_text() self.outlabel=gtk.Label('name') self.fixed.put(self.outlabel, 60,180) self.button = gtk.Button("Greeting:") self.fixed.put(self.button, 60,140) self.button.connect("clicked",self.greeting) self.clearbutton = gtk.Button("Clear") self.fixed.put(self.clearbutton, 140,140) self.clearbutton.connect("clicked",self.cleartxt) self.button = gtk.Button("Close") self.button.connect("clicked",gtk.main_quit) self.fixed.put(self.button, 200,140) self.connect("destroy", gtk.main_quit) self.add(self.fixed) self.show_all() def greeting(self, event): self.outlabel.set_text("Hello "+self.UserName) self.entry.set_text('Hello '+self.UserName) def cleartxt(self, event): self.entry.set_text("") PyApp() gtk.main()
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