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The tutorial that puts a Matplotlib widget into a GTK application using the Glade interface designer, is out of date. The version used in the tutorial is Glade 2.x, and that file doesn't work anymore since Glade 3.x. It would be good to have a working tutorial for Glade 3.16 using GTK3.x (3.10 would be ideal), and Python 3.
I am trying to build a working example myself, but I just started with this kind of programming. So if anybody beats me to it, it would also be great and appreciated.
It might still work with Glade2.x and older versions of GTK. I just haven't tried that out. I have a working Python3-Glade3 application, but I just can't figure out how to place the matplotlib-widget into it.
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tacaswell commentedon May 21, 2014
Maybe we want to just drop this section of the docs for 1.4.0 and put it back when we get it fixed?
tobias47n9e commentedon May 21, 2014
It might still work with Glade2.x and older versions of GTK. I just haven't tried that out. I have a working Python3-Glade3 application, but I just can't figure out how to place the matplotlib-widget into it.
tobias47n9e commentedon May 22, 2014
This it what I have so far. I can open a GTK-3.10 window by running a Python 3 program that opens a Glade 3.16.1-file.
My python 3 file:
and my glade file (name: "mpl_with_glade_simple.glade"):
tobias47n9e commentedon May 26, 2014
I think I got it to work: #3088