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juan sandrea | 12 Jul 17:55

buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Greetings,

I'm pretty new new in developing pygtk's applications and currently I've been working in two
educational games, the thing is that I want the buttons on my apps to look like the ones in
Brasero (I want them to be transparent). How can I achieve this?

Thanks.

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Andrea Caminiti | 12 Jul 18:04

Re: buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Hi juan:

i think you mean the buttons that show the recent project created or opened. am i wrong?

would be great to port them to pygtk! hope to see the answer.



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Subject: [pygtk] buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Greetings,

I'm pretty new new in developing pygtk's applications and currently I've been working in two
educational games, the thing is that I want the buttons on my apps to look like the ones in
Brasero (I want them to be transparent). How can I achieve this?

Thanks.

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juan sandrea | 12 Jul 18:41

Re: buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Yes Andrea, those are the ones...

I want them because I'm using images as the background of my windows and having
those glass like buttons would give my apps a more slick look.

2008/7/13 Andrea Caminiti <a.caminiti <at> yahoo.com>:
Hi juan:

i think you mean the buttons that show the recent project created or opened. am i wrong?

would be great to port them to pygtk! hope to see the answer.



----- Original Message ----
From: juan sandrea <jcsandrea <at> gmail.com>
To: pygtk <at> daa.com.au
Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2008 2:56:14 AM
Subject: [pygtk] buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Greetings,

I'm pretty new new in developing pygtk's applications and currently I've been working in two
educational games, the thing is that I want the buttons on my apps to look like the ones in
Brasero (I want them to be transparent). How can I achieve this?

Thanks.


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Chris Cole | 12 Jul 20:09

Re: buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

I think you'll need a gtk.eventbox -- check this out:
http://www.pygtk.org/docs/pygtk/class-gtkeventbox.html#method-gtkeventbox--set-visible-window

Chris
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juan sandrea | 12 Jul 18:38

Re: buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Yes Andrea, those are the ones...

I want them beacuse I'm using images as the background of my windows and having
those glass like buttons would give mmy apps a more slick look.

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juan sandrea | 13 Jul 02:07

buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Thanks Chris, I tried with the eventbox but got no "composited" buttons maybe I did it wrong.
 
What I did was to copy the vbuttonbox over the eventbox and then with python I wrote self.eventbox.set_visible_window(True) and did the same with "False" but It didn't manage to get me the buttons the way I wanted.

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juan sandrea | 13 Jul 02:11

Re: buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Thanks Chris, I tried with the eventbox but got no "composited" buttons maybe I did it wrong.

 
What I did was to copy the vbuttonbox over the eventbox and then with python I wrote self.eventbox.set_visible_window(True) and did the same with "False" but It didn't manage to get me the buttons the way I wanted.

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juan sandrea | 13 Jul 02:15

Fwd: buttons like the ones in Brasero 0.7.1

Thanks Chris, I tried with the eventbox but got no "composited" buttons maybe I did it wrong.
 
What I did was to copy the vbuttonbox over the eventbox and then with python I wrote self.eventbox.set_visible_window(True) and did the same with "False" but It didn't manage to get me the buttons the way I wanted.


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