Try: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Tepache
I also found “Writing PyGTK applications in a visual way” {http://kefir.sourceforge.net/tepache/}
and “Glade to Python conversion” {http://python-forum.com/pythonforum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=6687}
Generate python code from Glade XML files
The One-Laptop-Per-Child’s XO laptop has
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/PyGTK/Hello_World_with_Glade_and_Sweettepache
But they’ve added some extras to it to make it play nicely in the sugar desktop environment and perhaps updated versions of glade 3. I guess it works for them, but i’m not developing on or for the XO right now.
Why can’t I find a code generator that works?
Tepache?
Tepache is a code sketcher for python that uses pygtk and glade.
It’s supposed to create pure python modules so they call it a sketcher rather than a generator. But the Tepache homepage is broken and it looks like it hasn’t been updated since July 2005 anyway. Following a link to anything useful will result in the incarnation of an ugly oops page.
An error has been encountered in accessing this page.
1. Server: kefir.sourceforge.net
2. URL path: /tepache/tepache
3. Error notes: NONE
4. Error type: 404
Gladex?
autoglade?
Autoglade doesn’t seem to be that old, but it’s not working on my apps and the documentation is, well… limited. There’s a README.txt but it’s empty. And a CHANGES.txt, but that’s empty too.
./autoglade.py id.glade
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True: root=None True: autoinit=None True: autonitsplit=: True: autodump=shell True: AutoGlade::__init__(glade=id.glade, root=None, autorun=True, autodump=shell) True: Should open id.glade True: working directory: /home/user/python/trunk/autoglade ./autoglade.py:703: Warning: g_set_prgname() called multiple times properties=properties) ['__getTopLevelWidgetNames']: start ['__getTopLevelWidgetNames']: finish ['__getTopLevelWidgets']: startvi ['__getTopLevelWidgets']: finish __mapAutoInvokeWidgetNames: start ['__findStockItem']: __findStockItem(gtk-preferences, <type 'gtk.Button'>) start ['__findStockItem']: __findStockItem(gtk-delete, <type 'gtk.MenuItem'>) start ['__findStockItem']: __findStockItem(gtk-paste, <type 'gtk.ToolButton'>) start ['__findStockItem']: __findStockItem(gtk-copy, <type 'gtk.MenuItem'>) start ['__findStockItem']: __findStockItem(gtk-about, <type 'gtk.Button'>) start ['__findStockItem']: __findStockItem: parent = <DOM Element: object at 0x8ff244c> ['__getitem__']: __getitem__(AutoGlade, __repr__) ['__getitem__']: checking if key=__repr__ matches reSetTreeviewCell RE Traceback (most recent call last): File "./autoglade.py", line 2716, in <module> autodump=options.autodump) File "./autoglade.py", line 715, in __init__ self.__getStockItems() File "./autoglade.py", line 1583, in __getStockItems self.__autoStockItems[asi][ASI_GTKCLASS]) File "./autoglade.py", line 1565, in __getStockItem self.__autoGladeObjects[agokey] = self.__findStockItem(stock, gtkClass) File "./autoglade.py", line 1621, in __findStockItem raise RuntimeError('Parent is not widget') RuntimeError: Parent is not widget |
===Oh well.===
====I’m probably just doing it wrong.====
Time to just carve it out by hand.
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class MyGui: def __init__(self): self.builder = gtk.Builder() self.builder.add_from_file("app-dialog1.glade") ... |
Try: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Tepache
I also found “Writing PyGTK applications in a visual way” {http://kefir.sourceforge.net/tepache/}
and “Glade to Python conversion” {http://python-forum.com/pythonforum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=6687}
I ended up saving the glade xml in guibuilder format and writing the code by hand. I know it’s not nearly as manly as writing all the gtk stuff from scratch, but I really like having the gui separated from the code like this.