Marco Antonio Islas Cruz wrote:
> set the window property 'resizable' to false.
>
> On Mon, 2009-10-12 at 11:28 +0800, holmes86 wrote:
>> Hi,everyone
>> I set window size 800x600,and I don't need window to maximum.So I want
>> to cutting off the maximum button in the window.How can do it?
>> thanks very much
Alternatively, set the "decorations" of the underlying GdkWindow. The
full list of decorations is: 'border', 'resizeh', 'title', 'menu',
'minimize', 'maximize'. It depends on your OS (and for Linux your
window manager) which of these can be switched off. Code would look
something like this:
decor = 'border', 'resizeh', 'title', 'menu', 'maximize' # no maximize
window.window.set_decorations(decor)
Note that you need to wait for the GtkWindow to be realized before you
can access its GdkWindow. Handling the 'realize' signal is the normal
way to do that, so code often ends up looking like this:
def on_realize_set_decor(window, decor):
window.window.set_decorations(decor)
decor = 'border', 'resizeh', 'title', 'menu', 'maximize' # no maximize
window.connect('realize', on_realize_set_decor, decor)
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Tim Evans
Applied Research Associates NZ
http://www.aranz.com/
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