> It probably needs work, but this removes the warning and should keep the
> same functionality. Anyone have any recommendations: File a new bug?
File a new bug please.
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Dear friends,
We are glad to announce the release of GNOME Global Menu 0.7.3.
Global Menu is the globally-shared menu bar of all applications launched
in your desktop session.
In this release, we bring you the further polished
gnome-globalmenu 0.7.3
svn checkout http://gnome2-globalmenu.googl
Does anyone have an example of how to use "Keyed Data Lists"?
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I have just added Win32 GTK development to my existing Linux development
experience, and I am getting a warning when using GTK 2.14.7 and MinGW:
C:/msys/1.0/include/glib-2.0/glib/gutils.h: In function
`g_win32_get_system_data_dirs':
C:/msys/1.0/include/glib-2.0/glib/gutils.h:143: warning: ISO C
- Original Message -
From: "Tor Lillqvist"
Subject: Re: Getting started with gdk-pixbuf (gtk-win32)
So, as was mentioned on the mingw-users list, it is likely that you
have just moved the DLLs and/or config files around from their initial
(relative) locations. (I keep emphasizing *relat
Hi all,
I'm building an application using GtkBuilder and I'd like to add some
menu options at runtime--for plugins, etc. I'd just like to ensure I'm
cleaning everything up properly since this is my first shot at doing any
major GTK+ code.
Here's a slim example of what I'm doing (minus some
How can I do that?
I can get a BonoboUIComponent corresponding to the popup menu with
panel_applet_get_popup_component(), but I do not know how to use the
returned object.
It would be better if I could get a GtkMenu. I tried to call
gtk_menu_get_for_attach_widget() passing my PanelApplet obj
> After a bit of digging I found a file called 'gdk-pixbuf.loaders' which
> contains the paths to the various loaders - but it's the standard file that
> came with the gtk-win32-dev package (which I simply unzipped) and of course,
> those paths aren't relevant to my system.
Actually, that is a mis
Hi there,
I've been using GTK under Linux for a year or so - and more recently, under
Cygwin - so I have a passable knowledge of GTK but I'm not an expert.
Recently I decided to take a look at the win32 backend for GTK which I
downloaded last week. For ease of use I'm using Cygwin's gcc compiler