I have a menu with some menuitems. Each menuitem is a hbox. One of the
menuitems has an entry box. When I do
gtk_widget_grab_focus(GTK_WIDGET(entry)) appers a cursor in the entry
box as expected, but I can't write a single letter in it... Why? Are
there any restrictions to the use of an entry in a
Alan M. Evans wrote:
On Mon, 2005-10-10 at 19:51, Dan McKinnon wrote:
typedef struct networktype{
...
GtkTextBuffer *output_buffer;
..
} networktype;
void append_to_buffer( GtkTextBuffer *output_buffer, char *text ){
GtkTextIter output_end;
gtk_text_buffer_get_end_i
Colossus wrote:
> Colossus wrote:
>
>> Olivier Sessink wrote:
>>
>>> you could also spawn '/bin/sh cat archive.tar.bz2 |bzip2 -d | tar
>>> --delete -v file_to_del | bzip2 > archive.tar,bz2'
>
>
> There is a problem in the set of piped command above. The last filename
> (the one in bzip2) must be
Hi Pete
These sound like bugs. Of course, operator error is another
possibility, but in any case we can't determine what to do without bug
reports, test cases, etc.
FWIW, I don't see these sorts of problems with at-poke, and gnopernicus
has not encountered them, so it's possible that you ha
Bill Sousan wrote:
[...]
I tried using both the button's label and image. However, it always
appeared to want to push the image to one side of the button, and push the
label to the other side of the button. I was not able to find a way to
overlay the label on top of the button image.
Using
On Mon, 2005-10-10 at 19:51, Dan McKinnon wrote:
> typedef struct networktype{
> ...
> GtkTextBuffer *output_buffer;
> ..
> } networktype;
> void append_to_buffer( GtkTextBuffer *output_buffer, char *text ){
> GtkTextIter output_end;
> gtk_text_buffer_get_end_iter( output_buffe
I worte this query to gtk-app-devel a few days ago. Unfortunately, nobody
has responded as yet. However, I could get the solution myself by debugging
through the Gtk Sources. I am documenting that here so that it will be
useful for others too.
The GtkTooltips widget has a field called tip_window w
