I have a bit mapped image (really a video frame) that I want to display. I
am guessing that putting it into a user drawing box would be the way to go.
If there is a better way, please point me in that direction.
More detail:
The image is a captured video frame that can be in one of several format
On Mon, Dec 16, 2013 at 2:37 PM, Ken Bass wrote:
> I have a gtkmm app (gui built with glade). It has several buttons, and one
> DrawingArea widget.
>
> I use the builder's "create_from_file" to load the gui, get pointers to
> the widgets, and then (try to) co
I have a gtkmm app (gui built with glade). It has several buttons, and one
DrawingArea widget.
I use the builder's "create_from_file" to load the gui, get pointers to the
widgets, and then (try to) connect signals through
widget->signal_xxx().connect(). This works fine for the buttons, but I
can't
I know that this subject has been asked and answered many times, and I have
been googling for several days to try to find an answer that works, but to
no avail. So, sorry in advance...
Here is a snippet of the glade 3 file:
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The GTKComboBox (like its GtkOptionMenu) has a major weakness. It does
not emit a signal when the user reselects the same item. The normally
means I've got to add an additional button so that needs to be clicked
so that I can read the current active item. This clutters the UI in some
situations.
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