The default GtkWindow has a minimize , a maximize and a close button in the
right or left top coner.
But I want a window which only has a close button. How can I remove the
minimize and maximize button?
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Hi guys & gals,
This may be common knowledge, but I didn't find any reference.
When editing the date manually (without the calendar dropdown), no
'change' signal is emitted, even after exiting the widget. I find this
rather strange - how do I detect changes?
I found an example in a tutorial, but
G_DEBUG=fatal_warnings gdb --args foo.binary arg1 arg2
in gdb, it will crash at some point and if you compiled your program
with -g or -ggdb the `backtrace` command will give you some meaningful
information
For more see:
https://developer.gnome.org/glib/stable/glib-running.html
https://develo
On 16 Feb 2014, at 02:59, Rena wrote:
> What's the ideal way to use OpenGL in a GTK application? It seems like
> there are a few not very good options:
>
> 1) GtkGlExt: great except it doesn't support introspection, so I can't use
> it from a scripting language without manually writing a bindin
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cogl,clutter,gtkdrawingarea should work - depending on what you want
ranging from a framework to convenience rappers to just a gl context.
gtkglext is a different story, it renders the whole widget via OpenGL
not only the content of a specific widget.
Also see
http://stackoverflow.com/questions
