Thanks for the response. Let me elaborate a little. I have a list of files in
a dir (without knowing how many)
a.txt
b.txt
c.txt
I want to be able to put the names of the files into an array so that I can
refer to them later like this
array[0][0] = a.txt
array[0][1] = b.txt
and so on...Perhaps
I thought my last email was a bit confusing so I've rewritten it to be
cleared.
I've been working with GtkImages with GdkPixmaps for a while and am
quite privy to their use and altering them.
The one thing I cant do is update the GdkBitmap transparency mask.
alterations before making the GtkImage
3saul wrote:
I need a little help with memory allocation. What I'm wanting to do is create
a multi dimensional array that contains a list of file names from a specific
directory. So it needs to be something like this
int numfiles = 20;
g_malloc (myArray [numfiles] [512]);
Is this close to cor
I need a little help with memory allocation. What I'm wanting to do is create
a multi dimensional array that contains a list of file names from a specific
directory. So it needs to be something like this
int numfiles = 20;
g_malloc (myArray [numfiles] [512]);
Is this close to correct? I'm getti
On Tue, 2006-05-30 at 12:31 +0100, Yiannis wrote:
> Hi, is there any detailed documentaion for the signals? For example what is
> the difference between button clicked and button activated and when are they
> emitted? That was a simple example as I would like to know or have a
> reference of all of
Hello,
I am having problems making the F11 button into a fullscreen toggle in
my application. I can make the button go from windowed to fullscreen,
but I can't get it to work from fullscreen to windowed. Note: I am using
libglade XML.
Currently I have the F11 set as accellerator key for two
I've found the doco below on gtk_image_new_from_file (). What I'm wanting to
know is besides gif, precisely what other filetypes are supported
(animatable filetypes preferably)...thanks
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/GtkImage.html#gtk-image-new-from-file
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Yiannis wrote:
Hi, is there any detailed documentaion for the signals? For example what is
the difference between button clicked and button activated and when are
they
emitted? That was a simple example as I would like to know or have a
reference of all of them...
Cheers.
Hand written docum
With the empty file
.no-atrc-to-tgkrc-mapping
in my home directory it works.
Thanks for the tip
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Hi, is there any detailed documentaion for the signals? For example what is
the difference between button clicked and button activated and when are they
emitted? That was a simple example as I would like to know or have a
reference of all of them...
Cheers.
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On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 11:32:58AM +0200, Daniel Haude wrote:
>
> In the "tables" part of the GTK API I found a section called "Child
> Properties", and found the properties "left-attach" and so on. I'm not
> quite sure how to get to these properties. I tried to call
>
> g_object_get_data(old
On Tue, 30 May 2006 11:16:19 +0200, David Nečas (Yeti)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To put the question simpler: Given a table and a widget within the table
(or box), how can I find the position of the widget within the table (or
box)?
To remember where you put it is usually the best solution.
On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 10:43:33AM +0200, Daniel Haude wrote:
> say I have a table filled with some widgets. Now I'd like to replace one
> of these widgets (A) with some other widget B. I guess I just go ahead and
> destroy widget A, and then attach widget B. My problem is that in order to
>
Hello,
say I have a table filled with some widgets. Now I'd like to replace one
of these widgets (A) with some other widget B. I guess I just go ahead and
destroy widget A, and then attach widget B. My problem is that in order to
do that, I need to know the position (row and column) that A
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