Hi.
The main problem to create a list of tags for pygtk is the character "." (dot)
The basename Geany is known for, but not the String Path
Example:
gtk.Window.set_title("Hello Wordl")
gtk.Window.set_title is show, but not ("Hello Wordld")
Is there any possible solution?
Regards
Cristian Abarzúa F
2010/9/23 cristian abarzua abarzuaf@gmail.com:
Hi.
Thanks for the reply, the solution was to install Ubuntu 9.10 with Geany 0.18
Regards.
Cristian
2010/9/23 Nick Treleaven nick.treleaven@btinternet.com:
On Wed, 22 Sep 2010 13:06:24 -0400 cristian abarzua abarzuaf@gmail.com wrote:
The format I use is generally pipe and I give is:
# format=pipe gtk.AboutDialog||()| ... .. etc.
Then save the file with the name pygtk.py.tags in the folder ~/.config/geany/tags/
Reset Geany and create a file of type scripts (Python).
Write gtk .. but the label does not appear.
OK, first try running 'geany -v' from a terminal and look for a line like: Geany-INFO: Loaded /home/nmt/.config/geany/tags/gtk216.c.tags (C), 21384 tag(s).
You should get a similar line but for your tags file and in brackets it should say (Python).
Now, there may be a problem with having a '.' in a tag name, Geany doesn't understand about scopes. Perhaps drop the 'gtk.' in all tag names.
Also, you might like to try generating the tags file from source, but I don't know how hard that is for PyGTK.
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