On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 7:53 AM, aullidolu...@gmail.com
wrote:
> The strings "0" to "9" are displayed as expected on the treeview. The idea
> is if I hit GDK_KEY_Up (since there's no upper level) should select the
> last one; my function moveItemUP, does work in someway, because instead of
> select
On Tue, 2014-04-01 at 11:49 +0200, Roland Koebler wrote:
> Using custom stylesheets *does* work (although it still seems that
> ~/.gtk-3.0.css has no effect under Gnome3); but for some themes and
> Gnome3, setting "background-color" doesn't have any effect, but setting
> "background" seems to work
Hi, I'm using GTK+2 (2.24) and I'm detecting a strange behavior
in gtk_tree_view_set_cursor.
This is my code:
// display 0-9 in the list
gint addItems(GtkListStore *model) {
gint items;
for (items = 0; items < 10; items++) {
GtkTreeIter iter;
gchar *item;
item = g_strdup_printf("%i", items);
gtk_
hey!
I am trying to derive a custom widget from GtkWidget. (Yet another
approach to plot data, I got some special fancy requirements).
So I thought I could just overwrite the scroll_event
handler/function-pointer and get hold of all scroll events on that
widget. But it does not work as expecte
Le 01/04/2014 11:49, Roland Koebler a écrit :
> [...]
>
> Is there any documentation of this?
> Especially when to use "background-color" and when to use "background"?
> The "GtkCssProvider"-documentation only mentions "background-color".
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=656461
The pro
Hi,
ok, I'm answering my own question -- maybe this is also helpful for someone
else:
Using custom stylesheets *does* work (although it still seems that
~/.gtk-3.0.css has no effect under Gnome3); but for some themes and
Gnome3, setting "background-color" doesn't have any effect, but setting
"bac
Hi,
in some situations, it's very useful to colorize some widgets, to improve
usability, e.g. a red background for invalid entries or buttons in different
colors. I know that this should be used rarely, but it *really* improves
usability in some cases.
In GTK+2, this was possible via modify_bg();
There are several files to download.
And before downloading, I want to show the user what files to be downloaded,
with their icons.
So I have a filename such as 'hello.mkv' which not exists but to be downloaded.
How can I get an icon GdkPixbuf from the filename 'hello.mkv'
I tried
GIcon *i
