xml messaging

I'm think about incorporating a communications feature into an app and I want to send xml data between my gtk/glib network connected clients. If you know of any convenient glib features or other libraries that are coded in a similar or compatible style I would appreciate the suggestion. Thanks, Ki

Re: custom treeview cell renderer advice

om last row to this row, and (3) is the cell above a duplicate of the cell being considered. Ideas and considered opinions would be much appreciated. Thanks Kim Kim Adil wrote: > I would like to write a custom cell renderer for a treeview and would > appreciate any advice you may offer.

custom treeview cell renderer advice

I would like to write a custom cell renderer for a treeview and would appreciate any advice you may offer. I want to be able to hide any repeats cells that follow one another, with a few extra features. If standard rendering of sample data in a treeview of fruit classifications shows: Color

Re: WinXP & MSSQL & C & GTK+

Alf, Here is the code of includes, and procedures that I use in my gtk application compiled on linux, xp,98 and 2000. Works well 24/7 for 2 years. code is ugly but working. Database is irrelevant, I have used it with access, sqlserver, postgresql, and mysql sucessfully. This code runs in productio

Gtk treeview use with large data sources

I have been searching for some time now to figure out how to approach using gtk treeview ( with a list model) with a sql database. I am using odbc on multiple platforms , hence gnomedb is not appropriate. Ideally the scrollwindow will behave as per using the standard list model. My questions: (1)

garray beginner problem

I am trying to figure out how to use GArray containers. This gives me rubbish in the printf output. I think it relates to how I am accessing the data nce it is in the array rather than what is stored in the array. Any comments and ideas would be appreciated. GArray *garray; garray = g_arra

gobjects, glists and arrays beginners question

I have written a fairly comprehensive industrial display program, and would like to rewrite version 2 in a better way. In version 1 I used arrays of structs to manage various portions of the data, for example: struct machine{ gint machineNumber; gchar machineName[30]; gchar model[30];