Hi.
Not an expert in this area, but maybe you can get away by passing
codepoint of your glyph to g_unicode_to_utf8() and use the result in
your strings. If this doesn't work, you can still manually convert
010005 to UTF-8 and use that in your document. (I think codepoint
010005 converts to 4 bytes
Hi folks
I have this bit of (working) code, which is designed to call a popup
routine whenever the 'q' key is pressed anywhere in my application:
GtkAccelGroup *accels = gtk_accel_group_new();
guint keyval;
GdkModifierType keymods;
const gchar *str = "q";
gtk_accelerator_parse(str, &keyval, &keym
I added a glyph using fontforge to a ttf file. The glyph is in private use area
and has the code 010005. How do I display this using gtk? However, my program
does not display the glyph.
If I add the glyph with unicode value with something like 46DB or a value which
is not in the private use are
I'd like to have a button pushed every time I press the Enter key, even
if that button is not selected.
Let say I click on a text box, I write some text and then when I press
Enter the button is pressed.
Is it possible?
Right now the button is pressed only if it's selected, but the GtkButton
pr
Hi all,
Is there a way in Glib/Gtk+ to compare 2 strings ignoring the accent
such as g_utf8_casefold does for case insensitive comparison.
I need a function that match :
compare("école","ecole") == 0
Thanks.
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