[pygtk] ReRe: Slow rendering of gtk.Entry
Joost Behrends
webmaster at h-labahn.de
Sat Feb 16 12:13:14 WST 2008
Hi and thanks,
yes, i know, that code is needed normally. As nearly
anybody will know, who is able to get such a thing
working.
However the spread sheet i made consumes more than
400 lines and there are dependencies not only on numpy
and psyco but also on a .png for background tiling
and a tool named WidgetFrame from me.
Therefore i tried this fairly general question "Has
any behavior like this seen before ?". I didn't want
to be predatory and to ask for analysing such a large piece
of code. And still i do not know whether to send these
many lines as an attachment or directly (and the .png ?).
Please tell me then, how i shall transmit the code, if you
are still willing to shoulder this. I am quite
happy with my sheet, even if the code is far from being
mature. I'd also be quite happy, if someone else would find it
useful too. But i see it as a half-baked substitute for
doing this with C. Unfortunately i am too much disgusted
by autoconf to do so.
The side effects on gtk.Entry (or gtk.CellRenderer)
around are the only sincere problem with my sheet and i would
rather make an own version of Entry than abandoning with
it (that would not be too difficult with
pango.Layout.get_pixel_size() ).
Thanks for your attention, Joost Behrends
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