are trying to display, the problem appears to be one of font
rendering. Other than that meager observation, I can't really help.
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me - but no email ever arrives.
You are entering email addresses that are not subscribed, so it is
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n the subject, you might want to give Gambas a try.
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r of an icon in your main app window, that
should be trivial. If you mean you want to add your status indicator to
the notification area on the panel, I'd suggest taking a look at the
Network Monitor; it changes colors when it detects network activity
need to destroy
it, Gtk does that for you, after dispatching the proper event from the
selected menu item.
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Win32 API, it would
render all Windows programs inoperable. Why would Microsoft do that?
Do you have a reference?
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st Win32 compilers does not
> try to invoke a command interpreter, it just runs the program
> specified, with arguments.
That's true. But the command you tell it to run can be cmd.exe, then
you are starting a shell. Besides, the Windows implementation
dialog_run(GTK_DIALOG(dialog));
> okPressed = response == GTK_RESPONSE_OK;
> app->GetLogger().WriteF(String::F("after run %d", response).c_str());
>
> gtk_widget_destroy (dialog);
> app->GetLogger().WriteF("after destroy");
> dialog = NULL;
>
ypically done; instead, permit the user to select a desired font.
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s of an application program. I am looking for this as I
> want my program to work cross platform, in windows as well as in Linux.
>
> Many Thanks for your time and response in advance,
> Kind regards,
>
> Natarajan.
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edicated Gtk widgets for any of them, because
typically what's beneficial for a data structure may not be for
graphical widget.
That being said, take a look at GtkTreeView. You may be able to utilize
that to display the data in your red-black tree data stru
?
>
> Any help or suggestions are apreciated.
You don't provide much to go on. Which Gtk widget are you using -
GtkTable or GtkTreeView with a backing list store?
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reat help.
>
Sure, what you should look at are signals. Start with the Gtk+
Reference, Depending on what version you are running, most of the
signal functions have been moved into glib.
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k at hbox and vbox. These are layout mechanisms. Once you've
placed widgets within a layout, they'll stay there, even if the layout
is resized.
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pointing to
each other as you depict above will never fit. Besides, once you get
above 5-10 boxes, comprehension begins to plummet.
I'd just put them in a simple list, in whatever order makes sense to
your audience (first to last or last to first.) You can do t
rs disdain most cross-platform tools,
because most apps end up feeling like Windows applications, and the
native Mac look and feel is quite different from that.
If your app has a restricted user community and they are okay with Gtk
apps, then fine. The old axim holds: know your customer.
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d with the tree view, you just
populate the list store. You don't need to know the number of rows that
will eventually be put into the list store. You just keeping appending
a row to the list store for each row you get back from your MySQL table.
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the buttons into the first row of the store.
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normally isn't required on Unix-type OSes.
Shutdown and reboot are protected operations. You won't be able to rely
on them being available to non-root users.
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tributes(clmn, rndr, "text", INT_COLUMN, NULL);
gtk_tree_view_column_set_visible( clmn, TRUE);
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Ang Bodhi wrote:
Hi,
Guy Rouillier wrote:
Ang Bodhi wrote:
Hi,
I have a GtkTreeView widget that I would like to detect the mouse
button right-click, how can I do that? In Gtk 1.2, I used to be able
to connect to a button_press_event signal of a GtkTreeItem widget.
Did you search
ago:
gtk_menu_new();
gtk_menu_popup();
In order to know to kick this off, you'll have to gtk_signal_connect on
the "popup_menu" signal.
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gtk_menu_popup();
In order to know to kick this off, you'll have to gtk_signal_connect on
the "popup_menu" signal.
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y not need to store a pointer to the structure,
because you'll have all the fields from the structure in the tree view.
Keeping the structure around would mean storing all the data in it
twice. But if you decide you still want to do that, you can put the
pointer in userdata.
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I'll use the approach of storing the time_t corresponding to each
displayed date in a hidden column, and use that hidden column as the
sort column for the date column. Out of curiosity, would it also be
possible
just the time_t, and
using a custom renderer to transform the time_t value into a displayable
string? Is sorting done on the rendered text or on the underlying data?
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t puts all the Fridays together first, followed by all the Mondays,
Saturdays, Sundays, etc.
Obviously, I want to sort this in date sequence. How do I accomplish
this? I searched the archives before posting and couldn't find anything
applicable. Thanks.
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