Python - GTK GUI - Tutorial #1 - Base Window
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@kotapaka i hate windows and microsoft.
Open source software is free and 1000 times better (and more bugfree!).
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Lol @ hitting space 4 times. xD
You have to tell vim to write 4 spaces when hitting tab. That's how it work in other text editors and IDEs.
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Very good tutorial, I don't know Python and this is all clear to me.
I like how simple it is to open the window. :)
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I don't understand why QT is so much more complex than say WPF. In windows forms everything is so simple and natural.
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You can setup the space tabs, with "set tabstop=4" now you can use tabs and ever be 4 spaces in your vim session, you can configurate in your vimrc too
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how do you get your text editor to work that way?
JosephEaorle 3 months ago
@JosephEaorle: Hum? In what way? What feature are you referring to? I'm using VIM, and mostly the default settings on Linux Mint/Ubuntu, but they may not be the default setting on all systems.
metalx1000 3 months ago
__init__ is not integer. It's the function too initialize the class.
kurniasan 4 months ago
@kurniasan: I know that. If I said something in this video I apologise.
metalx1000 4 months ago
@metalx1000 you probably mistakenly say "integer" at 3:16, or I heard wrong. Anyhow, good tutorials.
kurniasan 4 months ago
@kurniasan: I'm sure I did. Thanks for watching.
metalx1000 4 months ago