Hi All,
I am getting following assertion and my application is exiting. Could anyone
help me to know what is the cause for this assertion? and how can I solve
it.
Sometimes *some widgets aren't updated. *
Renovates normally with edition gtk on PC, but platform establishes label in
the target the
The show signal is a Run-First signal, which means the default handler
is always ran before any event handlers.
Just override the show virtual function and do stuff before chaining up
to the parent member function. Emitting a signal is not necessary if you
are already using overriding.
May I ask
Hi again,
As I can see, anyone knows how to solve this... Then I will
overwrite the show method of my GscInfo object (inherit from GtkWindow)
and I will emit a "before-show" signal or a "show-info" signal before
to call GtkWindow->show.
Regads,
Perriman
El Sun, 15 Mar 2009 04:06
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Your problem seems to be that you have a libpangocairo DLL that is
built with the fontconfig(+freetype)-based pango backend (i.e. a
libpangocairo as typically used on X11), while your libcairo DLL does
not have the freetype font backend (but presumably just the win32 one,
whi
> I'm getting the following error when starting my application, "The procedure
> entry point cairo_ft_font_face_create_for_pattern could not be located in
> the dynamic link library libcairo-2.dll"
> Doing an nm on all the dll's shows that the symbol only shows up in
> libpangocairo-1.0-0.dll:
nm
I updated my tools and am now compiling my application with the mingw
cross compiling tools found here: http://mingw-cross.sourceforge.net/
I'm getting the following error when starting my application, "The
procedure entry point cairo_ft_font_face_create_for_pattern could not be
located in the d
> I've made a modified version of the program that uses GIO functions to
> read datas from the server, it also sets the encoding to NULL and
> buffering to FALSE
That indeed is very often what one should do, yes.
Additionally, if you make the cbk function a proper GIOFunc by making
it be of type
> Here it is, I've made it as minimal as a crossplatform gtk socket
> program can be, the code may give a pair of warnings and passes the fd
> as userdata, this is to "mimic" the real code that passes a class base
> pointer that contains also the FD and to specify that the code doesn't
> use gio ch
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:26 PM, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
> Do you have a minimal but complete sample program that exhibits the problem?
>
> --tml
>
Here it is, I've made it as minimal as a crossplatform gtk socket
program can be, the code may give a pair of warnings and passes the fd
as userdata, th
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
(Adding gtk-app-devel-list back as Cc. Please let's keep this
discussion on the list.)
Oops, didn't notice that reply went direct to you instead of to the list.
Why make it harder for yourself, why not use a shared library (dll)
build of gtk+ like everyone else?
--tml
(Adding gtk-app-devel-list back as Cc. Please let's keep this
discussion on the list.)
> I'm statically linking libgtk-win32-2.0.a. That cross development
> environment I pointed out creates only static libraries for everything. I'll
> bet it has something to do with that. Is using the dll requi
Do you have a minimal but complete sample program that exhibits the problem?
--tml
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I have a problem with the WIN32 port of a project.
I use a GIO channel to wrap the socket, I handle the socket as async
(so in case of error I check for EWOULDBLOCK/EINPROGRESS...), the
program works ok and the callback is called when there is data on the
socket.
The problem I have is that on lin
Hello,
In my application (win32) I want to use a gtkhscale.
I created the application with glade:
True
True
90 0 100 1 10 10
False
and connected the Signal
glade_xml_signal_connect (xml, "on_hscale1_value_changed",G_CALLBACK
(on_hscale1_value_changed));
But i never receive the S
On Tue, 2009-03-17 at 07:41 +0300, Vlad Volodin wrote:
> Sorry, I've asked this question, but I can't find any explanation:
> GdkColor gdk_color = { 0, };
> ClutterColor clutter_color = { 0, };
> They are structures, why do you use commas before the last brackets?
because it will initialize all
I seem to have forgotten to upload the gettext_0.17-2_win64 build...
It is there (http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win64/dependencies/
) now. I think I forgot to use the -machine:x64 switch when building
the import library in the -1 package. The -2 one has a correct import
library intl.lib.
> To be precise, the problem here is that the symbol exported is
> actually _libintl_fprintf.
Umm, sorry, I was confused there. The symbols exported from the 64-bit
libintl, libintl-8.dll, don't have any underscore prefixes, which is
as it should be. (Even on 32-bit Windows, it is just import libr
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