Is there a way to change the maximum length of text that a tooltip
displays? (Runtime or compile time) Or any way to see the text
that's replaced by "..." when the tooltip text is too long?
-Alem
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> > I have found the g_open function. But I think it just open the
> > file and is there some fucntions for write/read operation?
> No, because there isn't any reason not to use the normal write()
> system call (Unix) / function (Win32).
I must say, I wouldn't mind some of the more common functio
Hello, I have been developing an app using GTK to make the interface. The
problem I'm facing is that the program needs to check for input each frame
and based on that it needs to alter a few objects such as labels, however, I
don't know how to check for external input because If I would say make an
rosetta writes:
> I have found the g_open function. But I think it just open the file
> and is there some fucntions for write/read operation?
No, because there isn't any reason not to use the normal write()
system call (Unix) / function (Win32). g_open() and the other
functions in gstdio.h were
hi,
has anyone written a replacement for poptPrintUsage for GOption?
IMHO that would fit well into glib.
Stefan
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On 10/12/05, Fabio Rotondo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have just installed Gnome 2.12 and in the "Desktop Menu" (the menu
> which appears when you right click on an empty area on the desktop) the
> option "Open Terminal" has disappeared.
>
> Is there any way I can have it back?
this is a develo
Hi,
I have just installed Gnome 2.12 and in the "Desktop Menu" (the menu
which appears when you right click on an empty area on the desktop) the
option "Open Terminal" has disappeared.
Is there any way I can have it back?
Thanks,
Fabio
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Oh my, what a silly mistake. Two days of head-pounding action and it
was indeed a silly mistake.
For the curious, I had a function
int network_connect( networktype *net ){
...
pthread_create(..., &net );
}
emphasis on the silly &net!
Ooops. Thanks for the support guys.
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