Python set_shaded Examples

Example #1

	def shade():
		from xpra.platform.gui import set_shaded
		set_shaded(window.get_window(), True)

Example #2

	def unshade():
		from xpra.platform.gui import set_shaded
		set_shaded(window.get_window(), False)

Example #3

File: gtk_client_window_base.py Project: svn2github/Xpra

 def do_set_shaded():
     set_shaded(self.get_window(), shaded)

Example #4

File: gtk_client_window_base.py Project: svn2github/Xpra

 def set_shaded(self, shaded):
     #platform specific code:
     log("set_shaded(%s)", shaded)
     if not self.is_realized():
         self.realize()
     set_shaded(self.get_window(), shaded)

Example #5

File: gtk_client_window_base.py Project: rudresh2319/Xpra

 def set_shaded(self, shaded):
     #platform specific code:
     log("set_shaded(%s)", shaded)
     if not self.is_realized():
         self.realize()
     set_shaded(self.get_window(), shaded)

Example #6

File: test_window_states.py Project: svn2github/Xpra

	def unshade():
		from xpra.platform.gui import set_shaded
		set_shaded(window.get_window(), False)

Example #7

File: test_window_states.py Project: svn2github/Xpra

	def shade():
		from xpra.platform.gui import set_shaded
		set_shaded(window.get_window(), True)