GTK: size of children of GtkVPaned

From: Roger That (fabsk+news_at_free.fr)
Date: 09/05/04

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    Hi,

    I am writing a simple tool in Python using GTK2 (glade). My window has
    GtkVPaned with two GtkTreeView (each in a GtkScolledWindow). By default,
    when I resize my window, the upper Tree keeps the same size and the lower
    one is resized like the main window. I would like to have the opposite
    behaviour.
    Is there a simple to do it ? I could do some processing when the main
    window is resized, but maybe there is a simpler way (less code, less bugs).

    Thanks for your attention.

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