Shepherd, Jason F wrote:
> I've recently downloaded the gtk+ stable release and we have started using it
> for text layout in a cross-platform environment (including windows). We
> would like to load an application-specific font to generate test images which
> are as close to identical as possi
I've recently downloaded the gtk+ stable release and we have started using it
for text layout in a cross-platform environment (including windows). We would
like to load an application-specific font to generate test images which are as
close to identical as possible across all of the platforms.
On Wed, 5 Nov 2008 06:40:43 -0800
"Garth's KidStuff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My modified question for the list then is this: Is this a reasonable
> solution? Can anyone see a downside to calling
> gdk_window_process_all_updates?
The usual way to force UI update is, as described by the
gtk_
From: "Garth's KidStuff" on 06/11/2008 :
>> This logic works impeccably (*grin*) until the CPU is under heavy load. In
>> that case, I can see the invalidate_rect calls happening but
>> on_expose_event doesn't get called until the cpu load is back to normal.
>> I've been banging my head against th
> I have a large application whose drawing logic is based on the clock
example
>* When objects need to be redrawn they set a rectangle
>* A timer fires every so often (100ms in my case), and I call
>invalidate_rect with the above rectangle
>* My Gtk::DrawingArea-derived class overrides on_expose_
