I have been trying to do something similar - the behaviour of modal
windows under Windows. However this solution seemed too fragile
because you never know what window manager will be running beneath.
After all most of these functions just pass on hints to the window
manager, and the behaviour depen
I have a small GTK+ application for Linux and recently ported it for
Windows (2000). However I am experiencing one problem - the text in
all label is white instead of black. I do not have any fancy themes or
appearance tweaks. More interestingly the mnemonics show in black i.e.
if I have a button w
Why don't you try to set a mailing list at sourceforge - it should be
possible. This way we will keep RADiola specific talk there.
I like the idea of XML "code" template. It can be a good option to
make the code browser fairly portable languagewise. Though we have to
discuss this. I have a couple
Maybe I can give some help on RADiola. My suggestion would be to get
the bare GUI you have done, compile and release it so that there will
be a skeleton. There also is another issue I thought about which is
the language support. Excuse me if you wrote something about this
already in the documentati
I did the queue purging at a different point - after all widgets are
created. This works fine so far.
Atanas
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Thanks for the information - it was very useful. If I have any
problems I will write back.
Atanas
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Are you sure that your search key is part of the queue? The issue
might be that the your search key is a copy of the string stored in
the queue and the pointers won't match. If this is the case try using
g_queue_find_custom and wrap strcmp in a simple function. Otherwise
you will have to make sure
> I cant count how many time's I've said this: "widgets do not overlap in gtk+".
>
> I'm sure that whatever design you want to achieve can be done by
> packing widgets into containers normally.
>
My project is still in an early stage and I have other things to worry
about. However I do need overla
In this case what solution can be used to force the display order?
Should one check the code of the respective functions and make a local
copy of the code, modifying it as appropriate? I am afraid this will
change too quickly and my code might not be compatible with future
versions of gtk.
Atanas
I have a fragment of code similar to this:
gtk_widget_show_all (window);
gtk_window_resize (window, ...);
The problem is that sometimes the specified window starts with the
size I set and sometimes it doesn't. This problem occurs in both debug
& release versions, and it seems to be completely ran
I am trying to avoid libgnome and to stick to the pure gtk. Therefore
GnomeCanvas is not really a solution. In reality my project is not yet
in the stage where I require specific z-order and the problem is not
so apparent yet. However I will have to face it one day, sooner or
later. I guess the wor
I have a set of GtkWindow-s and I would like to enclose them in a
single frame - something very similar to the MDI interface. What
widget can I use for the parent frame / window? It is important that
the child windows will appear inside the parent window and one will
not see them outside its border
Hi,
I really like the idea. Looks great! The logical editor is a nice idea
and it definitely outlines the ease with which the tool can be used.
Can I get a sample version to try it?
Atanas
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As a more general question: How is the drawing order in a GtkFixed
determined? Can I control this since I might need it at a later stage
of my project.
Atanas
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>
> /***/
> guint *p = NULL;
> p = g_malloc0(sizeof(guint)):
>
> gtk_object_set_data(GTK_OBJECT(button),"key",p);
> /*/
Why would you allo
There are two approaches. The data you set with gtk_object_set_data is
simply a gpointer and when the object is destroyed or the data is
removed it manages the pointer but not the data (location) it points
to. If you eventually would like to perform some freeing when the data
is removed use g_obje
You can use the button-press-event and button-release-event signals of
GtkWidget
(http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/GtkWidget.html#GtkWidget-button-press-event
and
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/GtkWidget.html#GtkWidget-button-release-event).
By returning TRUE you will bypass
My best advice is to read the GDB Manual -
http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/documentation/. Chapters 4 and 5
should give you a fairly good idea how to perform simple debugging on
your program. If you don't feel like get some GUI debugger like
Insight (http://sources.redhat.com/insight/).
Atanas
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It worked but I would say partially. I tested with a GtkCheckButton
and its appearance is a shaded tick. However I cannot see how I can
get and set the "third" state. Is the button supposed to change its
state automatically as it does with not-inconsistent buttons or I have
to receive the pressed
Is there an option that would make a check button have a third state.
What I am after is similar to BS_3STATE and BS_AUTO3STATE styles of
the BUTTON class in Windows.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Atanas
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Thanks. It worked perfectly.
Atanas
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Thanks. The size request worked. However there is an issue. Say I
create my label to cover all the GtkFixed and set its text
justification to left. What I expect to see is something like:
/--\
| |
|line 1 is longer |
|line2
I have a GtkWindow with a single GtkFixedChild. Then all the rest of
the interface goes into the GtkFixed with exact positions which I can
set through gtk_fixed_put or gtk_fixed_move. Suppose I have a GtkLabel
child. I would like to be able to set its size and apply a text
alignment through gtk_lab
I did some experiments with gdk_window_add_filter. First of all there
is a GdkWindow associated with every GtkWidget. It can be acquired
either by ->window or using gtk_widget_get_parent_window. Then is it
not so hard to add an event filter to any particular widget - in my
case to the parent window
In such cases always check GLib. This is most probably the most useful
library ever written. If you check the GLib Utilities section of
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/glib/index.html you will find
there is a simple XML (a subset actually) parser (see
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/g
The way ti works under windows: The window manager can distinguish
between what is called the client (the inside) and non-client
(titlebar & borders) areas a window. Subsequently all mouse events are
separated in two classes - normal and NC (non-client). Then the
default handlers (through DefWindow
I managed to make it partially modal using a combination of functions:
set_modal, grab_add and set_transient_for. However I can still say
resize the window behind. It seems as you said that this i supposed to
be the behaviour since gtk_message_dialow_new creates a dialog with
identical functionalit
> Don't forget to set the transient window:
>
> gtk_window_set_transient_for(GTK_WINDOW(window),GTK_WINDOW(parent_window));
I saw this option, but I would like to make the messagebox work
independently of the window from which it is called. Is this possible?
What I need is exatcly the behaviour of
anks in advance.
Regards,
Atanas Atanasov
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