Hi,gtk-app-devel-list,
In the environment of cross compiled GTK+Tinyx, gcc 3.3.4, there are run errors
when both the
executive in the directory of gtk-2.10.3/examples/entry and my own example run
on target of ARM
platform as the following:
[root@(none) tmp]# ./entry
The program 'entry' receiv
Seems that the Win32 framework (in some sense) is still being
supported and that my co-worker was misinformed (or maybe I didn't
understand what she was trying to communicate).
http://blog.marcocantu.com/blog/vista_dotnet_again.html
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsvista/aa905017.aspx (
On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 10:12 +0100, Alessandro Oliva wrote:
> is it possible to access the variabile of a main program from a dynamic
> module ?
>
> example:
>
> a menu is created in the main program, a function in one dynamic module
> (created with GModule)
> call:
>
> menuitem_test = gtk_men
>I dont think your problem has to do with the frequency at which you
update the GUI, typically when data arrives, you update your private
data representation of what should be displayed and then flag your UI as
"dirty" - whenever you happen to get a chance later on... you go and
actually update th
Thanks for the responses...I guess I need to figure out what exactly
is going away in Vista (which isn't an appropriate topic for this
list). One of our "Windows" experts here said the Win32 framework and
libraries (whatever that is or they are) is getting trashed for
Vista32 or 64. I immedia
On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 12:40 -0800, Mark Richardson wrote:
> I can't figure out why my gui becomes sluggish. I have a main window with a
> bunch of vboxes and hboxes - in one area, I don't put in a widget - because I
> load glade.xml files (so you can swap your views). I should say that I have
I can't figure out why my gui becomes sluggish. I have a main window with a
bunch of vboxes and hboxes - in one area, I don't put in a widget - because I
load glade.xml files (so you can swap your views). I should say that I have
some custom widgets, and I've been pulling them out so I can see
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I've heard with the new release of vista that the Win32 libraries are
> effectively being abandoned.
Oh?
> What does this mean for the GTK+ ports to Windows (and most other
> cross platform GUI toolkits)?
Nothing.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've heard with the new release of vista that the Win32 libraries are
> effectively being abandoned. What does this mean for the GTK+ ports
> to Windows (and most other cross platform GUI toolkits)?
Highly unlikely. If Vista were not to support the Win32 API, it woul
I'm trying to use 2 GtkTreeViews containing "connectable" items (audio
inputs/outputs). Between them should be a custom drawing area showing
connection lines/beziers. So I have to transform the y-component of cell
coordinates retrieved by gtk_tree_view_get_background_area or
gtk_tree_view_get_c
Is it possible to lock an GAsyncQueue and then go through the elements
with g_queue_foreach() for GQueues? If not, how could I seek through the
elements in the async queue without popping them out?
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On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 11:20 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've heard with the new release of vista that the Win32 libraries are
> effectively being abandoned. What does this mean for the GTK+ ports
> to Windows (and most other cross platform GUI toolkits)?
I dont see how this effects gtk+ a
I've heard with the new release of vista that the Win32 libraries are
effectively being abandoned. What does this mean for the GTK+ ports
to Windows (and most other cross platform GUI toolkits)?
Thanks,
Matt
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On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 16:09 +0100, Tomasz Jankowski wrote:
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> Like I can see gtk-doc doesn't recognize C preprocessor directives :(
>
> Can someone help me solving this problem? This library is (I mean it will
> be) available on Linux and win32, so it's very important for me to have my
> own,
Hi!
I'm writing library based on GObject and I have problem with generating API
reference for it. Here piece if header file, which occur problems :
/***
*goofy-socket.h
*
* ...about GPL license...
***
Sorry about the visuals. Here is the question again with better spacing of
example data.
I would like to write a custom cell renderer for a treeview and would
appreciate any advice you may offer. I want to be able to hide any
repeats cells that follow one another, with a few extra features. If
st
I would like to write a custom cell renderer for a treeview and would
appreciate any advice you may offer. I want to be able to hide any
repeats cells that follow one another, with a few extra features. If
standard rendering of sample data in a treeview of fruit classifications
shows:
Color
On Tue, Jan 30, 2007 at 10:12:15AM +0100, Alessandro Oliva wrote:
> is it possible to access the variabile of a main program from a dynamic
> module ?
If modules want to add items to the menubar, your main
program should provide an API for that.
Moreover, often it's better when the interface is
Hy list!
is it possible to access the variabile of a main program from a dynamic
module ?
example:
a menu is created in the main program, a function in one dynamic module
(created with GModule)
call:
menuitem_test = gtk_menu_item_new_with_mnemonic ("_TEST");
gtk_widget_show (menuitem_test);
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