I had a same problem a while ago with expose drawing, and it turned out that
the problem was this:
to draw something in your handler, you must use "event->window" as a pointer
to the window that is being drawn, not "widget->window" or anything else.
Once I've made that change, my expose drawi
Thank you. However, now I'm getting a segfault when trying to access any of
the elements of the passed struct. Does it matter that the button to which
the signal is attached is actually in the struct I'm passing to the
callback? This is what GDB gives me
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentat
On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 1:26 PM, Juhana Sadeharju <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> I tried Glade but soon found that plain GTK is more for my
> taste. In Glade, good is that all the widget properties are
> listed, no guess work. Bad was that I could not do what
> I wanted.
Hi, before you give up
Hi,
I am facing a problem and would like any suggestion on the best
way to solve it.
I have a tree model that looks something like this:
Genre
|_Artist
|_Album
For enabling text entry completion, I add this model to 3 GtkEntryCompletion
instances,
associated with 3 different text entry
Hi,
you have to make sure that the parameters of your callback function
exactly match what's been described for this particular event. In your
case your have to check the "clicked" event for a GtkButton which gives
us:
void user_function(GtkButton *button, gpointer user_data)
So this is how
I need to pass a struct using g_signal_connect, but the issue I'm having is
that I can't alter the elements of the struct within the called function
e.g.
void on_button2_clicked (struct allStructs *by_ptr)
{
gtk_label_set_text ((GtkLabel*)by_ptr->widgets.label, "whatever");
}
main
{
bla
