Port 'Web View' demo to Python #72
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I followed the Javascript implementation closely.
There was a problem that I had to solve, which doesn't appear with Javascript: The
WebKit.WebViewtype is not known toGtk.Builderwhen loading the UI file. I added aWebKit.WebViewdummy widget so that at least everything works from the second time on that the Python code is run. Probably it would be the Workbench Python module which should take the responsibility to make the types known toGtk.Builder. So my fix is only thought as a temporary solution.