def addShellPage(self, name, Shell, imgIdx):
        """ Adds the interactive interpreter to the editor """
        if wx.Platform == '__WXGTK__':
            # A panel between the STC and notebook reduces flicker
            tabPage, shellEdit = \

 'ndiff': [0, '', 'ExternalLib/ndiff.py'],
 'popen2import': [0, '', 'popen2import.py'],
 'prefs.gtk.rc': [0, '', 'Config/prefs.gtk.rc.py'],
 'prefs.keys.rc': [0, '', 'Config/prefs.keys.rc.py'],
 'prefs.mac.rc': [0, '', 'Config/prefs.mac.rc.py'],

          file, bkfile)
wxPlatforms = {'__WXMSW__': 'msw',
               '__WXGTK__': 'gtk',
               '__WXMAC__': 'mac'}
thisPlatform = wxPlatforms[wx.Platform]

        efficient by determining the enclosing rectangle where multiple
        rectangles intersect.
        This is required only on GTK systems.
        Note: there is an assumption here that event handling is synchronous
        i.e. the paints called from the idle event handler are processed

        self.errorTC.SetForegroundColour(wx.Colour(64, 0, 0))
        #--
        # Special case to fix GTK redraw problem
        if wx.Platform == '__WXGTK__':
            prxy, errorStackTC = Utils.wxProxyPanel(self.notebook, wx.TreeCtrl,

        return {}
    def dontPersistProps(self):
        # Note this is a workaround for a problem on wxGTK where the size
        # passed to the frame constructor is actually means ClientSize on wxGTK.
        # By having this property always set, this overrides the frame size

            self.Bind(wx.EVT_TOOL, self.OnCustomHelpToolClick, id=mID)
            self.customHelpItems[mID] = (caption, helpFile)
        if wx.Platform == '__WXGTK__':
            self.toolBar.AddSeparator()
            self.addTool('Images/Shared/CloseWindow', 'Exit', '', self.OnCloseClick)

        self.lastMatchPosition = None
        ## Install the handler for refreshs.
        if wx.Platform == '__WXGTK__' and Preferences.edUseCustomSTCPaintEvtHandler:
            self.paint_handler = Utils.PaintEventHandler(self)
        self.lastStart = 0

                    ctrl._composite_child = 1
            self.control.SetToolTipString(self.name)
            # Disabled controls do not pass thru mouse clicks to their parents on GTK :(
            if wx.Platform != '__WXGTK__' and self.ctrlDisabled:
                self.control.Enable(False)

#  don't show scaling min for complex layers
#
from gtk import *
from string import *
import gvutils

#
# FILE:
# gtk2/widgets/entry.py
#
# DESCRIPTION:

 * Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
glc.py - compile glade to python version 0.3
usage: python glc.py test.glade test.py [gtk|pmw]
Takes test.glade as an input file and produces test.py as an output.
Additionally, if signals are defined it will produce a file named by

#
# DESCRIPTION:
# A GTK2 based splash screen
#
# NOTES:

#
# FILE:
# gtk2/UIdriver.py
#
# DESCRIPTION:

#
# FILE:
# gtk2/widgets/entry.py
#
# DESCRIPTION:

"""
import sys
import gtk
import gtk.glade
import gobject

    self.timer = MyTimer(self.destroy).Start(1000)
  def setSettingsText(self):
    # Fscking, bastardized GTK piece of damn crap
    StartupStatus('Finalizing Settings')
  def destroy(self, event=None):

import gtk

#
# FILE:
# gtk2/ErrorHandler.py
#
# DESCRIPTION:

#
# FILE:
# gtk2/ErrorHandler.py
#
# DESCRIPTION:

#
# FILE:
# UIgtk2.py
#
# DESCRIPTION:

#
# FILE:
# gtk2/UIdriver.py
#
# DESCRIPTION:

"""
This is a 'hooked' module which is used to make glc output python code with
gtk bindings. It is imported through the hooks.py module.
To have this module imported do:
>>> import glc_utils

#
# FILE:
# gtk2/ToolBar.py
#
# DESCRIPTION:

#
# FILE:
# gtk2/ToolBar.py
#
# DESCRIPTION: