See this code in pygtk:
In pygtk this works, but in pygi it doesn't as view.set_smart_home_end(current.get_current_value()) would produce an error.


import gtk
import gtksourceview2 as gsv

view = gsv.View()
def smart(action, current):
    view.set_smart_home_end(current.get_current_value())
    print current.get_current_value()

action_group = gtk.ActionGroup("blah")
action_group.add_radio_actions([("Blah", None, "Disabled", None, "blah", 1), ("Blah2", None, "Disabled2", None, "blah2", 2)],-1, smart, "hello")

for action in action_group.list_actions():
    print action.get_name()
    action.activate()

gtk.main()