We have developed several large applications in GTK. Most of our screens
create their widgets from top to bottom, not for any functional reason, but
just because that's the natural way to think about the displays when
creating them. We've noted that widgets consistently are created on the
screen
Hi,
Here a simple example for scale an image from GtkPixbuf :
http://gtk.developpez.com/faq/?page=V-B#GTK_IMAGE_redimentionne
2007/4/27, kirantoday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Hi iam displaying the image like this using GtkImage widget.
>
> GtkWidget* set_wallpaper_image;
>
Hi iam displaying the image like this using GtkImage widget.
GtkWidget* set_wallpaper_image;
GdkPixbuf* temp_icon;
temp_icon = gtk_widget_render_icon(this->main_window,
"map_bmp",-1, NULL);
set_wallpaper_image = gtk_image_new_from_p
Hi,
I guess that would depend on how your image is displayed.
Wich widget are you using for the display?
Jonathan
On 4/27/07, kirantoday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi I have a image in GtkWidget.
> I have two buttons for zoomout and zoomin.
> when i click these buttons the image on the GtkW
Hi I have a image in GtkWidget.
I have two buttons for zoomout and zoomin.
when i click these buttons the image on the GtkWidget should get zoomed.
How can i achieve this functionality.
Can someone help on this issue.
Thanks
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