Dear Gus
>
> > I have a column for password and obviously as name suggests..it
> > cannot be displayed..I have solved this problem by having a duplicate
> > entry private_password that does not have a column in the GtkList and
> > i compare with this private_pwd entry...
>
> If I understand
Vinod Joseph wrote:
> I have a column for password and obviously as name suggests..it
> cannot be displayed..I have solved this problem by having a duplicate
> entry private_password that does not have a column in the GtkList and
> i compare with this private_pwd entry...
If I understand you
Hi Gus
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 10:42:18 +0100, Gus Koppel
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Vinod Joseph wrote:
>
> > Sorry for the confusion
>
> Yes, I'm afraid your description was confusing to some people.
$$$ Yes... i could not be explicit to discuss in clear
>
> > Anyways.the major problem f
Vinod Joseph wrote:
> Sorry for the confusion
Yes, I'm afraid your description was confusing to some people.
> Anyways.the major problem for design is with browsing password
> entries stored as "ASTERISK" in GtkList..
>
> The problem is with password entry stored as *
I don't unders
Sorry for the confusion
for ( i = 0; i <= my_list_store->len - 1 ; i++ )
{
and without break; works fine...
}
It does not segfault on bash shell...I was using Anjuta and it used to
seg fault...
I think there is some error in my program.. i just free the entry_text
here..
It dosent mak
Hello
Sorry...in case i was not clear
I do the following in my code...
for ( i = 0; i <= my_list_store->len ; i++ )
{
g_print("\n User ID Values = %s \n", g_array_index
(my_list_store, User, i).userid);
}
This code searches through all entries and prints...correctly
However wh
