Are there no man pages for gtk &c functions? I see the web-based doc,
but I find myself hopping around from gtk to gdk to glib to pango to
gnome, and never having the right index loaded.
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How does one figure out the width of a certain string in a certain pango font?
(Other than abandoning pango fonts and reverting to gdkfonts, of course. ; )
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Hi all,
I'm buy the gnome developers guide and one of chapter talks about
gobject and oo, and have many functions to create a gparamspec
struture like g_param_spec_uint (to guint), but i have no idea what's
the g_param_spec_* that i need to GString type,
can anyone help-me ?
tks
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Arx Cruz
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On Monday 11 July 2005 09:09, Luca Cappa wrote:
> Chris Vine wrote:
[snip]
> >It is a bit difficult to penetrate your question. If you don't want the
> >contained widgets to have a minimum size then don't set the widgets to
> > have a minimum size.
> >
> >Chris
>
> For example, i would simply li
> > ANSWER from the list : Make an item with the same name to all the
> > menus, and connect the same callback to both/all of them. This is the
> > only way to do this
> > currently, in the future you can do it with *GtkUIManager* magic, but
> > that's in the future...
> >
> > :( so , there is no '
Antonio Gomes wrote:
[...]
ANSWER from the list : Make an item with the same name to all the
menus, and connect the same callback to both/all of them. This is the
only way to do this
currently, in the future you can do it with *GtkUIManager* magic, but
that's in the future...
:( so , there is no
> I wasn't sugesting that you link with glade (which wouldn't work
> anyway), just sugesting that you look at the code I wrote to get the
> feel of how to do it yourself.
it's true. I'll investigate this path ... ;)
> Hmm,
> then your probably better off writing some menu specific code;
> r
Antonio Gomes wrote:
[...]
Depending on what you are trying to acomplish, you probably want to
forget about cloning objects and take some other approach, but
you are welcome to take a look at the `glade_widget_dup()' function
in glade-widget.c (cvs co glade3).
hu ... I got it. Well, being
> > I would like to know how can I clone an Object (widget). I mean,
> > creating an widget exactly identical to the first one (but allocated
> > in different places in memory).
> We do it in glade-3, its a question of recursing through the object
> heirarchy (so that children are also recursivly
On Mon, 2005-07-11 at 10:05 -0400, David Morse wrote:
> Back in the day there were plans to incorporate "kennels" into gtk -
> it was a method for sizing widgets without the contraints of the
> widget heirarchy. I think they were first used in
> "BEAST", but were planned for general consumption.
I am writing a small application to identify users using pam.
As gtk won't acept sbit binaries, its done with two programs.
one cli program to interface with pam and talk on two pipes with the gui
one gui who forks to exec the first one and talk with it with the set of pipes.
This one also starts
Antonio Gomes wrote:
Hi ,
I would like to know how can I clone an Object (widget). I mean,
creating an widget exactly identical to the first one (but allocated
in different places in memory).
Hehe,
its quite tricky; and not supported by the GObject mechanism.
We do it in glade-3, its a qu
Hi ,
I would like to know how can I clone an Object (widget). I mean,
creating an widget exactly identical to the first one (but allocated
in different places in memory).
regards
-- Antonio Gomes
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I've found these useful:
http://developer.gnome.org/dotplan/porting/
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/gtk-changes-2-0.html
http://gtkglext.sourceforge.net/reference/gtkglext/
http://inigo.katxi.org/docs/Python2/pygtk-faq.html#2.3
-> Pete
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hi;
i want to display gtktreeview with expand, collapse functionality.
i created tree using glade, and later accessed that using
gtk_tree_view_set_model(), created tree view also. now when i want to
display using expand/collapse functionality, i am getting error like
this.
Gtk-CRITICAL **: f
Back in the day there were plans to incorporate "kennels" into gtk -
it was a method for sizing widgets without the contraints of the
widget heirarchy. I think they were first used in
"BEAST", but were planned for general consumption. I don't see them
in the docs now.
On Mon, 2005-07-11 at 09:58 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'd like to create a lot of images from some values.
> Values is in some type of tree (background, what in right upper
> corner, what in ...).
> Is it possible to reuse GdkGC for enother GdkDrawable then in
> constructor?
>
> Somethin
> >
> >the dialog stays open until my_subroutine returns
> and as the sub is a
> >very long time-demanding sub, it is annoying to see
> the dialog stuck
> >opened..
> >
Probably you must use, gtk_widget_hide() on the
dialog,
before you enter your subroutine?
Cheers
Muthu.
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Tomasz Wegrzanowski wrote:
>GtkTextView is such a cool widget for implementing application's own richtext
>display.
>There's just one thing I couldn't find - how can I implement links in it ?
>
>If there are no high-level links implemented, I just need information that user
>clicked with such and
hi;
i want to develop a treeview items with expand and collapse. i used
gtk_tree but this one is deprecated, so using gtk tree view how can i
get this functionality. i.e with main root tree will be having sub tree,
and expand collapse functionality.
thanks;
srinivas
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GtkTextView is such a cool widget for implementing application's own richtext
display.
There's just one thing I couldn't find - how can I implement links in it ?
If there are no high-level links implemented, I just need information that user
clicked with such and such button on certain GtkTextIte
Chris Vine wrote:
On Friday 08 July 2005 08:48, Luca Cappa wrote:
Greg Breland wrote:
On Thu, 2005-07-07 at 08:06, Luca Cappa wrote:
Hello all,
I found that if a create a window and I put inside this window a widget,
the window could not resize itself to a size smaller than th
I'd like to create a lot of images from some values.
Values is in some type of tree (background, what in right upper
corner, what in ...).
Is it possible to reuse GdkGC for enother GdkDrawable then in
constructor?
Something like:
G_INLINE GdkGC *return_gc_background1(GdkDrawable *gd) {
static
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