Hi!
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 20:44:16 -0800 (PST)
Dave Andruczyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have seen my app run about 10-50x slower on win32 and doing simple
> things
> like changing a widgets color or text can max the CPU EASILY on a 1Ghz
> Win2k
> install. on linux the cpu penalty is usual
I have seen my app run about 10-50x slower on win32 and doing simple things
like changing a widgets color or text can max the CPU EASILY on a 1Ghz Win2k
install. on linux the cpu penalty is usually less than 10% in most cases..
I've tested this with the GTK+ runtime builds from gladewin32.sf.net
Hi
I'm trying to implement a gtk menu popup without using a button but i
can't..I compile my program and when i execute it, it doesn't show the
popup menu when i do a click on the window..
My idea is to show a popup menu by clicking on a window dialog
instead of using a button like in the GTK 2 T
Hi,
Is there any reusable widgets out there, for displaying progress status in an
original/fancy/funny way ?
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og
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Hi , try this:
1) while connecting the signal (on main function, I don't know), pass
the "notebook" widget as a "user pointer" argument ... something like
that :
gtk_signal_connect(GTK_OBJECT(my_button), "clicked",
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC(close_current_tab_cb), my_notebookPointer);
2) on callbac
