> Message: 2
> Date: Sun, 03 Apr 2005 18:34:41 +0300
> From: Krasu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: gdk-pixbuf and QT
> To: gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org
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> Hi. I searched hardly something like gdk
I have seen my app run about 10-50x slower on win32 and doing simple things
like changing a widgets color or text can max the CPU EASILY on a 1Ghz Win2k
install. on linux the cpu penalty is usually less than 10% in most cases..
I've tested this with the GTK+ runtime builds from gladewin32.sf.net
I have a weird nagging problem that's driving me crazy..
I have a program with upwards of several hundred Gui controls (most are
spinbuttons or textentries.)
I'm getting spurious events being emitted by the spinbuttons on focus(into and
out of the application) changes. (but not ALL of them even
I have my GTK+ app and have recently changed a portion to use GLIB's GArray for
dynamic storage, the arrays are created as a glfoat with 4096 elements by
default. About 30 times per second my app reads some data from a device and
tacks it onto the array (g_array_append)
I'm finding my applicati
Is it possible with gtk to display a window that doesn't have any window
border, decorations, and be of arbritrary shape?
I am starting work on a "automotive dashboard" that uses graphical images of a
car's dash and uses gnomecanvase to render the needles and such and it would
look a LOT better
I have a segment of code that "gets busy" and causes the gui to pause for an
unacceptably long time (loading glade files (many)), so in the loader in
between each glade load I added:
while (gtk_events_pending())
gtk_main_iteration();
Which greatly improved the GUI response.
the problem is
