python: Init GtkSource (+ minor formatting/style fixes) #736
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| # Load non-GTK widget types | ||
| GtkSource.init() |
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we might want to do this in the demo code too
so that the code works when they copy paste it to their app
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Good idea. Also the reason why I decided to keep the "gi.requires_version" in there too. We may also want to update the JS demos to specify the versions on import then.
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We may also want to update the JS demos to specify the versions on import then.
I've been having an internal war on this - it's ... tricky.
reminder to talk about this : #738
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I did not realize one needed to call
GtkSource.init()from PyGObject. Currently PyGObject automatically inits the core namespaces, so I figured it did the same forGtkSource(this is also what I remembered from other apps I worked on).Also contains one code style fix and one formatting fix for demos.
Closes #713.