On Wed, 2007-07-25 at 15:18 -0700, Matthew Jiang wrote:
> No, I don't use X11 in my system.
Well events are comming from the gdk backend, so first question
would be what gdk backend you are running, then you need to find out
how that backend gets keyboard/mouse input and work from there
(probably
On Wed, 2007-07-25 at 11:10 -0700, Matthew Jiang wrote:
> I am porting GTK to an ARM board. I need to add our board's keyboard driver.
> Where should I add it and how to do it?
Do you use the xlib gdk backend on an arm platform ?
If so, you'd need to add an "input module" to the X server and spec
I am porting GTK to an ARM board. I need to add our board's keyboard driver.
Where should I add it and how to do it?
Thank you,
Matthew
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I write:
> > Instead, install GTK+ (and its dependencies, in case you "install" by
> > unzipping the separate zip archives for each package) in a folder of
> > its own (under \Program Files, something Unixish like \opt\gtk+, or
> > whatever), and just set up your PATH so that your executables w
On 25 Jul 2007, at 16:03, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
> G Keighren writes:
>> I had tried putting the loader directly in C:\Windows\System, but
>> it had to go in C:\Windows\System\lib\gtk-2.0\2.10.0\loaders.
>
> OMG. Please don't.
Sorry, I'm new to Windows programming!
> Putting third-party stuff und
G Keighren writes:
> I had tried putting the loader directly in C:\Windows\System, but
> it had to go in C:\Windows\System\lib\gtk-2.0\2.10.0\loaders.
OMG. Please don't.
Putting third-party stuff under the Windows folder was perhaps a good
idea in the 90s, but today the general consensus is tha
Hi all,
Quoting "David Ne?as (Yeti)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> For start, have you tried to pass a GError to
> gdk_pixbuf_new_from_file() and look at the error you get?
>
> Yeti
I eventually got round to doing this today. It's a very simple thing
which I probably should have done earlier! The re
Rick Jones writes:
> naive question showing my ignorance and not having read all the
> docs - do those two calls "fix-up" the '/' vs '\' issues one has
> between Unix and Windows?
Both '/' and '\' work equally well on Windows when using C library or
Win32 API. (And all of GTK+ and GLib recogniz
Gavin Keighren writes:
> The only other reason I can think of, is that I am using the wrong
> compiler.
That is very unlikely for this kind of problem.
The more probable cause is that the gdk-pixbuf DLL doesn't find its
loader modules. How have you installed GTK+ on your Windows machine?
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