Hi again. I wrote a whole bunch of menu code for my app with menu bar,
menu, and menu item widgets before I realized that it is supposed to be
done with the GtkUIManager. Since I've got most of it done I don't want
to rewrite it. However, I'm having trouble figuring out how to add
(activate?) the k
On Fri, 9 Mar 2012, John Coppens wrote:
I wanted to recompile gtksourceview 2.11.2, because it was linked to an
older version of libpng, and this caused some problems.
- The original version (actually installed) was compiled before I
installed gtk3
- Now I have a compile (not configure) erro
Hello people.
I wanted to recompile gtksourceview 2.11.2, because it was linked to an
older version of libpng, and this caused some problems.
- The original version (actually installed) was compiled before I
installed gtk3
- Now I have a compile (not configure) error.
- Checking, it seems the
Ignore my last email, John. I managed to find a non-gtkmm window where I was
able to reproduce the problem - so it's definitely a GTK+ issue, like you said.
I came across this entry in bugzilla:-
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=646930
which is the same problem AFAICT. This seems l
Hi John (jcupitt)
Out of interest - does your app use gtkmm and if not, do you have an earlier
version available? One built against GTK+ 2.20 would be ideal.
The reason I'm asking is that our particular app uses gtkmm as a layer over
gtk+. I've come to realise this afternoon that the problem
On 6 Mar 2012, at 12:37, jcup...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Yes, this (and many other annoying bugs) were fixed for 2.24. You
> should see good improvements to copy/paste, drag/drop and filename
> encoding support as well. It might even be a bit quicker.
>
> I've just rebuilt my program against 2.24 i
