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Line 96: − + − To port PyGTK to PyGI, read this: https://live.gnome.org/PyGObject/IntrospectionPorting (especially the section abouut pygi-convert.sh) − − If you are having trouble finding how a particular GTK class/method/constant has been named in PyGI, run [http://dev.laptop.org/~dsd/20110806/pygi-enumerate.py pygi-enumerate.py] and grep the output. (this app lists all identified methods and constants) −
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Ok, let's do these changes now for your activity. Make sure you are in your master branch using the 'git branch' command (the master branch should have a '*' before it). Make your changes, commit them ('git commit -a') and push them to the remote repository ('git push origin master').
Ok, let's do these changes now for your activity. Make sure you are in your master branch using the 'git branch' command (the master branch should have a '*' before it). Make your changes, commit them ('git commit -a') and push them to the remote repository ('git push origin master').
===Tools===
There are tools to help you do the porting. There is a script in the pygobject repository for porting called [http://git.gnome.org/browse/pygobject/tree/pygi-convert.sh pygi-convert.sh], more info about the script can be found in [http://live.gnome.org/PyGObject/IntrospectionPorting the PyGObject Introspection Porting guide].
If you are having trouble finding how a particular GTK class/method/constant has been named in PyGI, run [http://dev.laptop.org/~dsd/20110806/pygi-enumerate.py pygi-enumerate.py] and grep the output. (this app lists all identified methods and constants).
==Make a release==
==Make a release==
==For merging==
==Info for merging==
To document:
To document:
* Gtk.Alignment() no longer has default parameters - specify all 4
* Gtk.Alignment() no longer has default parameters - specify all 4