> My question: how can I force a redraw on selected
> widgets or the whole window when needed?
Maybe this will help:
procedure UpdateWidget(w:pGtkWidget);
var
update_rect: tGdkRectangle;
begin
update_rect.x:=0;
update_rect.y:=0;
update_rect.width:=w^.allocation.width;
u
Hi,
Monday, 26 April, 2004, 23:25:07, Inpromptu wrote:
> Hi:
> I was looking the demo sources, and I found c:\pp\demo\win32\edit.pp VERY
> interesting. So, i decide to try shBrowseForFolder instead of GetOpenFilename, but I
> don't know wath I'm doing wrong...
> This is my humble little p
Hi:
I was looking the demo sources, and I found c:\pp\demo\win32\edit.pp VERY
interesting. So, i decide to try shBrowseForFolder instead of GetOpenFilename, but I
don't know wath I'm doing wrong...
This is my humble little program... be nice with the criticims... !
{--begin of p
according to the doc, there is some IDE that you can start byt using ./fp.
No such luck for me. I am using:
Free Pascal Compiler version 1.0.10 [2003/06/26] for i386
under FC1 and I also tried installing and running RHIDE to get :
error: Failed dependencies:
libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 is n
Hi!
I know this seems to be a gtk issue, but I'm using pascal so:
Talking of GTK+ 1.2
I'm trying to chnge the background color on a hscale.
There seems to be some sort of bug or misunderstanding by me. The actual
change in color happens delayed on a hscale I'm using and switching
color on.
If
