may be i have to stick with GtkTreeView, it seems that
it can load icons too(Oops, missed it earlier)
it seems that GtkIconview is perfect for this, but it
is available only in Gtk 2.6, I am using Gtk 2.4
Is there are any other option other than changing to
2.6,
I somewhere read that 2.6
it seems that GtkIconview is perfect for this, but it
is available only in Gtk 2.6, I am using Gtk 2.4
Is there are any other option other than changing to
2.6,
I somewhere read that 2.6 is still not ready for
developers use, is that true even after 2.6.8 release
--- John Vetterli <[EMAIL PROT
On Fri, 15 Jul 2005, Yogesh M wrote:
create a drawing area and place all those images to
click.[Is there any widget that can do this]
As mentioned previously, you could use a GtkTreeView. Or if the number of
images is small and fixed, you could just populate a GtkVBox with
GtkRadioButtons.
I have found a way to create it, I want to know, is
there a better way.
create a drawing area and place all those images to
click.[Is there any widget that can do this]
then have a five vbox and show the require box and
hide others.
--- Yogesh M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [quote]So why d
[quote]So why don't you go and check how they do it?
:-P[/quote]
I dont have a working internet connection[I am away
from home], I am in browsing center where there is no
CD writter[and I dont have a floppy drive] :-(
so, little help would be usefull.
--- Tim Müller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thursday 14 July 2005 11:05, Yogesh M wrote:
> I want the preference dialog to look like this,
> left side of the window a list of images describing
> the options like font,colour,settings...
> and when I like those, the required buttons should
> appear on the right,
>
> I know it can be done w
I want the preference dialog to look like this,
left side of the window a list of images describing
the options like font,colour,settings...
and when I like those, the required buttons should
appear on the right,
Example link:
http://www.kdetv.org/screenshots/kdetv-config_general.jpg
I know it
