On Sat, 2007-07-28 at 23:32 +0200, Tomasz Jankowski wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have an object based on GObject system. I added to this object it's
> private structure using 'g_type_class_add_private ()'. Now need to access to
> this private data very often, so it isn't good idea to use macro
> SOME_OBJ
Hello!
I have an object based on GObject system. I added to this object it's
private structure using 'g_type_class_add_private ()'. Now need to access to
this private data very often, so it isn't good idea to use macro
SOME_OBJECT_GET_PRIVATE all the time. It's waste of CPU time in my
situation. I
Thank you very much, that worked perfectly. Unfortunately, the same
cannot be said for the input method itself. It compiles, it just doesn't
work, which is perplexing me. I've got the table sorted (I think)
properly, it just doesn't /do/ much of anything when active. I'll attach
the current source
On Sat, Jul 28, 2007 at 04:21:54AM -0400, Kyle James Cardoza wrote:
> Now, I've tried. My google-fu has failed me.
Googling is pointless, if you have the Gtk+ Makefile that
compiles the input methods...
> What I've got is a single .c file, containing a GTK+ input method for
> Eastern Ojibwe, usin
Now, I've tried. My google-fu has failed me.
What I've got is a single .c file, containing a GTK+ input method for
Eastern Ojibwe, using Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics. I based it on the
GTK+ Inuktitut IM.
What I want is to compile that .c file into a GTK+ input method, so I
can test it, debug it,
