Common hardware keys (embedded devices) ... and GTK

Hello every one ... I'm implementing a simple gtk application that is running on arm ... i'm using the scratchbox to crosscompile ... But i'm needing some advices about the follow situation: ** I wanna to change the internal focus between the widgets on the application main window using hardware

Re: can I pass user data to a button callback?

On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 09:32:46 -0800, Paolo Costabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [...] > >can I pass (a pointer to) user data to a button's callback? The compiler > >wants me to create button callbacks like void (*)(void) -- but what I > >need is void (*)(void*), at least for the "pressed" and "releas

Re: can I pass user data to a button callback?

The prototype for the "pressed" and "released" callback is user_function (GtkButton *button, gpointer user_data); gpointer is typedef'd as void *. If you are getting a compiler error, you are probably not including the right headers. Felix Kater wro

Custom Drawables?

Hi, I'm fairly new to GTK so excuse me for asking potentially lame questions. Did not find anything in the archive, however. My problem is: I want my GTK code (basically calls to gtk_paint_whatever()) to paint on an external drawable rather than GdkWindow. (This external drawable is actually a

Re: Telling a tree_view a model has changed

On Tuesday 15 February 2005 13:28, Denis wrote: > I do not see how this can happen since I made my *own* model and do not > do anything which can notify the view. > Is there something I should do in the model to say "Hi everybody, I have > changed" ? You need to call gtk_tree_model_row_changed()

Events

hello everyone, I am new to gtk, and was wondering whether anyone could please help me in undetstanding gtk_widget_set_events( ) function. What happens when i pass GDK_EXPOSURE_MASK as a parameter to this function? and also what is the difference between the expose event signal handler and also

Re: Telling a tree_view a model has changed

Maulet wrote: Denis wrote: Maulet wrote: You have to do nothing. The tree view does the job for you! When a model is connected to a tree view with gtk_tree_view_set_model() or gtk_tree_view_new_with_model(), the tree view reflects any change in the model automatically. I understand that but my p

Re: Telling a tree_view a model has changed

Denis wrote: Maulet wrote: You have to do nothing. The tree view does the job for you! When a model is connected to a tree view with gtk_tree_view_set_model() or gtk_tree_view_new_with_model(), the tree view reflects any change in the model automatically. I understand that but my problem is that

Re: Telling a tree_view a model has changed

Maulet wrote: Denis wrote: Hi, What is the best way to tell a tree_view that its model has changed ? (ie the model must be reread) Currently, I use gtk_tree_view_set_model to set the model to NULL and back to mine but I do not find it very ... pretty ! Denis You have to do nothing. The tree vie

Re: Telling a tree_view a model has changed

Denis wrote: Hi, What is the best way to tell a tree_view that its model has changed ? (ie the model must be reread) Currently, I use gtk_tree_view_set_model to set the model to NULL and back to mine but I do not find it very ... pretty ! Denis You have to do nothing. The tree view does the job

Re: running without a mainlopp for unittests

Another follow up - I managed to get a backtrace after I enabled core-dumps: This is gtk-2.4.9 on SuSe 9.2 on gentoo I use gtk-2.6.x, but will need to disabled -f-omit-frampointer optiomization to get a sensible backtrace. Anyone an idea whats causing this? Stefan #0 0x40b3de85 in XRenderQueryFo

Telling a tree_view a model has changed

Hi, What is the best way to tell a tree_view that its model has changed ? (ie the model must be reread) Currently, I use gtk_tree_view_set_model to set the model to NULL and back to mine but I do not find it very ... pretty ! Denis ___ gtk-app-devel-li