Thanks for the reply Diez.
I'm not sure I can draw a border on its own with pyGTK but admittedly I
am not yet an expert. I have the following minimal test program which
opens a window and I cannot get it to draw a window with no title bar,
just a border:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import pygtk
pygtk.
Nick Atkins wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am writing an application using pyGTK that has several pop-up dialogs
> that show and hide in succession. I would like to prevent the user
> from closing the dialog and if possible I'd like to use a "title
> bar-less" window with a normal border so the X is n
Hi all,
I am writing an application using pyGTK that has several pop-up dialogs
that show and hide in succession. I would like to prevent the user
from closing the dialog and if possible I'd like to use a "title
bar-less" window with a normal border so the X is not even available to
click. Is
