gtk.FontSelectionDialog(title) def get_font_name() def set_font_name(fontname) def get_preview_text() def set_preview_text(text) def get_apply_button() def get_cancel_button() def get_ok_button()
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gtk.FontSelectionDialog Signal Prototypes
Description
The gtk.FontSelectionDialog
is a dialog box containing a gtk.FontSelection
widget that the user can use to select a font according to the desired
family, style and size.
The set_font_name()
method sets the initial font selection. The current font selection is
retrieved using the get_font_name()
method. The font selection dialog has a preview area that contains a gtk.Entry that
displays text using the currently selected font. The preview text can be
retrieved with the get_preview_text()
method and set with the set_preview_text()
method.
Filters can be used to limit the font selections. There are 2
filters in the gtk.FontSelectionDialog
- a base filter and a user filter. The base filter cannot be changed by the
user, so this can be used when the user must choose from the restricted set
of fonts (e.g. for a terminal-type application you may want to force the
user to select a fixed-width font). The user filter can be changed or reset
by the user, by using the button or
changing the options on the Filter page of the
widget.
Note
In GTK+ 2.2 and above the gtk.FontSelectionDialog
does not have filters, a button or a
Filter page.
Constructor
gtk.FontSelectionDialog(title)
| a string to be used as the dialog title |
Returns : | a new font selection dialog |
Creates a new gtk.FontSelectionDialog
with the title specified by title.
Methods
gtk.FontSelectionDialog.get_font_name
def get_font_name()Returns : | the currently selected font name or None if no font is selected. |
The get_font_name() method returns a
string containing the currently selected font name or None if no font name
is selected.
gtk.FontSelectionDialog.set_font_name
def set_font_name(fontname)
| a string containing the font name to be set |
Returns : | True if the font is found
and can be selected |
The set_font_name() method sets the
current font using the value of fontname. The method
returns True if the font exists and could be
selected.
gtk.FontSelectionDialog.get_preview_text
def get_preview_text()Returns : | a string containing the text in the preview area entry |
The get_preview_text() method returns a
string containing the text in the preview area entry.
gtk.FontSelectionDialog.set_preview_text
def set_preview_text(text)
| a string used to set the text in the preview area entry |
The set_preview_text() method sets the
text in the preview area entry using the string specified by
text.
gtk.FontSelectionDialog.get_apply_button
def get_apply_button()Returns : | a gtk.Widget.
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Note
This method is available in PyGTK 2.14 and above but it will be deprecated in 2.16 don't use this method.
The get_apply_button() method obtains a button.
The button doesn't have any function.
gtk.FontSelectionDialog.get_cancel_button
def get_cancel_button()Returns : | the gtk.Widget.
used in the dialog for the 'Cancel' button. |
Note
This method is available in PyGTK 2.14 and above.
The get_cancel_button() method gets the 'Cancel' button.
gtk.FontSelectionDialog.get_ok_button
def get_ok_button()Returns : | the gtk.Widget.
used in the dialog for the 'OK' button. |
Note
This method is available in PyGTK 2.14 and above.
The get_ok_button() method gets the 'OK' button.