ery in San Francisco.
If you'd like to attend, please RSVP at the Meetup page:
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That will help us be able to get a large enough table or area to accommodate
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Best regards,
Bob Murphy
> As an alternate, how might I generate a new pixbuf with the 2nd image's bits
> replacing the
> 1st image's bits at a specific location ? (I'm sure Gimp can do this, I'm
> just curious as
> to how it manages this...)
gdk_pixbuf_composite() does this. If the source pixbuf has an alpha
channel,
Hi Gregory,
> Step 3 (where you put the 1st GtkFixed into the GtkVBox) - You specify
> that you "position"
> it in teh "upper left" corner. GtkVBox doesn't let you position it's
> children, and
> GtkFixed doesn't let you position itself (only it's children). So I'm
> wondering about your
> stat
ou could do this all with GDK directly, and you can also use GDK to
composite multiple images into a single image and put that to the
screen. But it's a bit more fooling around.
- Bob Murphy
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