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I wat to make an small python GUI in order to monitor the status of some services, to simplify it I want to see a green circle when the service is running and a red one when it is not
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So I have this GUI that has 2 empty text spots to fill and a "Run" button
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New-style signals and slots
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Here's a snippet from standarddialogs.py:
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I am currently building an application with python 2.7 with Gtk3+.
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So the behaviour should be the same like opening a dialog window.
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This post may help you if you are using glade.