I am saving a jpeg image from a GdkPixbuf using:
gdk_pixbuf_save (pxb, inFile, $gerror, "quality", "100", NULL);
Can I specify a resolution?
I've tried the parameter names "dpi", "resolution", and "Resolution",
but GDK dumps the warning: "(imagemask:21053): GdkPixbuf-WARNING **:
Unrecognized para
How can I mask out the background in a GdkPixbuf?
In my application I have loaded an image of a coin and have calculated
the location (X, Y, Radius) of the coin. I want to draw a background
color everywhere outside of the circle.
Is there a way to draw a "filled arc" that is filled on the outsid
I'm using g_debug(...) in my application. Is there a way to turn off
all debug messages?
Thanks,
Tim
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Does GTK support a standard mapping from color names to RGB values? If
not, is there a standard that's commonly followd?
I'm creating an application where the user can enter a color by name.
For example the name White will be the value #FF and Black will be
#00. I thought GTK might suppo
I distribute my application using Inno Setup to create an installation
executable. That executable delivers the GTK libraries that the
application needs. The application is compiled on a Windows machine.
All GTK related code works fine in both Linux and Windows, but there are
a few other areas (n
I have another newbie question. I'm grateful that this list has been
very indulgent of my recent questions.
I want to let the user place a target (either a cross-hair or a circle)
on an image and then be able to drag it to a new location. This seems
like common functionality that GTK+ might dire
I couldn't find this in the archives, but I assume it's a common thing.
How do I force a GtkScrolledWindow to scroll?
Using the C API, I have a drawing area widget that I put into a scrolled
window. I can scroll the image as expected by dragging the scrollbars.
Now, I want to first, force the vi
