Where Is Get_state() In Pygtk 0.6.x?

1.	Where Is Get_state() In Pygtk 0.6.x?
Answer» JAMES Henstridge points out that there is no get_state() function in gtk 1.2. And THEREFORE no way to WRAP it in PYGTK. There are actually a number of state constants DEFINED in gtk: gtk.STATE_ACTIVE gtk.STATE_NORMAL gtk.STATE_SELECTED gtk.STATE_INSENSITIVE gtk.STATE_PRELIGHT but they are to be used with set_state(). In pygtk2, get_state() is implemented and wrapped. James Henstridge points out that there is no get_state() function in gtk 1.2. And therefore no way to wrap it in pygtk. There are actually a number of state constants defined in gtk: gtk.STATE_ACTIVE gtk.STATE_NORMAL gtk.STATE_SELECTED gtk.STATE_INSENSITIVE gtk.STATE_PRELIGHT but they are to be used with set_state(). In pygtk2, get_state() is implemented and wrapped.

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JAMES Henstridge points out that there is no get_state() function in gtk 1.2.

And THEREFORE no way to WRAP it in PYGTK. There are actually a number of state constants DEFINED in gtk:

gtk.STATE_ACTIVE
gtk.STATE_NORMAL
gtk.STATE_SELECTED
gtk.STATE_INSENSITIVE
gtk.STATE_PRELIGHT

but they are to be used with set_state(). In pygtk2, get_state() is implemented and wrapped.

James Henstridge points out that there is no get_state() function in gtk 1.2.

And therefore no way to wrap it in pygtk. There are actually a number of state constants defined in gtk:

gtk.STATE_ACTIVE
gtk.STATE_NORMAL
gtk.STATE_SELECTED
gtk.STATE_INSENSITIVE
gtk.STATE_PRELIGHT

but they are to be used with set_state(). In pygtk2, get_state() is implemented and wrapped.

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