У пет, 07. 12 2007. у 09:28 +0100, Dan H пише:
> Hello,
>
> I'm currently struggling with the GtkExtra toolkit for generating 2D
> line plots. From what I saw in the example programs this is a great
> suite of tools, but unfortunately completely undocumented, which,
> given the complexity of the
program in CVS.
Bye,
Goran Rakic
У сре, 04. 07 2007. у 23:38 +0800, Wei пише:
> Dear all,
>
> --
> | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | <--- (C), This is a gtk
> scroll
That I did not know. So it seems that my client has no option but to
install Gtk?
No, you can provide customized app specific GTK install with your
application, but you need to put right files in right places. You can
get right structure by installing GTK runtime yourself.
After that, y
Hubert SokoÅowski wrote:
Why not use libcurl? You can get much more info about your connection.
IMHO gnet is the best choice for gtk apps since it shares glib mainloop
with the app and uses GIOChannels from glib.
I thought about libcurl as a better option than calling wget command,
not as
Taking a look-see... Hmmm. Fits the bill quite nicely. I'll probably use GConnHttp when it gets through, I'm already using the GConn stuff in another little project. But until then, that piece of code should prove to be a huge help. And who knows. I may even learn to use those GIOChannel
