nuser wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> my application is writen in c, and I use a file for the functions, another
> one to hold the several structs are being used (using typedef), and the
> functions prots.
> another "application" uses these "methods" to manipulate data. so in the
> other source.c, in th
Yes yoy are right! Many thanks
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From: "John Cupitt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Herman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 7:54 PM
Subject: Re: when i execute gtk application i get cmd window why?
> I guess this is on windows, building with mingw?
>
>
I guess this is on windows, building with mingw?
You need to build with "-mwindows" to stop the cmd window appearing.
CFLAGS="-mwindows -mms-bitfields" ./configure ...
On 7/19/06, Herman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> when i execute gtk application i get cmd window why? I use glade for create
> a
when i execute gtk application i get cmd window why? I use glade for create
application.
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I have a small GTK+ application for Linux and recently ported it for
Windows (2000). However I am experiencing one problem - the text in
all label is white instead of black. I do not have any fancy themes or
appearance tweaks. More interestingly the mnemonics show in black i.e.
if I have a button w
Hi,
I am looking for a solution to display gtk+/gdk and other X
applications like firefox across 4 monitors connected to one
computer. The task is to show different content (e.g. 4 different gtk +
apps) on each screen but also perform text marquee effects across all
of them (like one big frameless
In general, don't write anything in those files marked as generated by
glade. Most of them will be overwritten. (see the disclairmer at the top of
the file).
Instead, you could call the initialization functions from main.c before you
run into the gtk_main loop.
Best Regards
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