Have a look here (with code)
http://plan99.net/~mike/blog/?p=38
Let me know how you go.
Suma H.S wrote:
>
> hi,
> How to create a transparent gtkwindow with alpha values on Windows and
> Linux?
>
> Regards,
> Suma
>
> _
It doesn't work. Can u plz give me a working example if u have?
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Suma H.S
Suma H.S wrote:
> thanks...shall look into that.
> But, do u by any chance know how to use multiple masks for the function
> gtk_widget_shape_combine_mask ()?
> If I try to call this function multiple times using different mask
> everytime, only the effect of the last call is seen.
> I want to have
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Subject: Re: transparent gtkwindow
> > How to create a transparent gtkwindow with alpha values on Windows and
> > Linux?
Presumably you mean with the X11 backend (which is in no way Linux
specific) when you say "on Linux"?
> gtk_
> > How to create a transparent gtkwindow with alpha values on Windows and
> > Linux?
Presumably you mean with the X11 backend (which is in no way Linux
specific) when you say "on Linux"?
> gtk_widget_shape_combine_mask () could be what you want.
No, it wouldn&#x
Suma H.S wrote:
> How to create a transparent gtkwindow with alpha values on Windows and
> Linux?
gtk_widget_shape_combine_mask () could be what you want.
Dheeraj
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hi,
How to create a transparent gtkwindow with alpha values on Windows and
Linux?
Regards,
Suma
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