Yogesh M wrote:
> found it, sometimes it is neccessary to avoid
> confusion.
>
> for example in a dialog i have a cancel button, now if
> the window show a close button, it is a confusion that
> whether the window closes or the cancel activates or both.
It's common convention that title bar clos
I am using Gtk in windows(as well as linux). I want to set the environment path
to executable path so i can load icons present in the executable path. I will
be happy if it works both on linux and windows.
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Hi,
I compiled pango. How do i turn the stuff in pango/docs/ in to
some kind of manual?
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Yogesh M writes:
> I am using Gtk in windows(as well as linux). I want to set the
> environment path to executable path so i can load icons present in
> the executable path. I will be happy if it works both on linux and
> windows.
On Linux, do a readlink on /proc/self/exe (if it exists), and
g
On Tue, 2005-08-09 at 09:56 +0200, Gus Koppel wrote:
> It's common convention that title bar close buttons of windows do a
> cancel-close. Especially if inside the window there are both "Cancel"
> and "OK" buttons as well.
It may be convention, but it still confuses people. The HIG would love
to
Hi all,
I am trying to write a gtk2-based gui for an app that visualizes antenna
properties
for different frequencies. The user changes freq by clicking the up/down
buttons
of a GtkSpinbutton that holds the current value of the frequency. I use the
value_changed signal to read the new freq and
Hi
I was wondering if Pixmaps or Pixbufs support Bayer Pattern data and
if not if there is a simple conversion technique to get a Bayer
Pattern image into an RGB or other image format that could be used
properly by a Pixbuf or Pixmap.
Thanks a lot,
Michal
I have a GdkPixmap. I need to programmatically extract a new GdkPixmap
from this image based on x- and y-coordinates, plus width and height. The
x, y, width, and height parameters will vary too much at runtime to store
all the copies needed. Conceptually this seems simple. But from among
the en
On 8/9/05, Boncek, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a GdkPixmap. I need to programmatically extract a new GdkPixmap
> from this image based on x- and y-coordinates, plus width and height. The
> x, y, width, and height parameters will vary too much at runtime to store
> all the copies need
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Boncek, John wrote:
> I have a GdkPixmap. I need to programmatically extract a new GdkPixmap
> from this image based on x- and y-coordinates, plus width and height. The
> x, y, width, and height parameters will vary too much at runtime to store
> all
gtk_font_selection_dialog_set_filter and gtk_font_selection_set_filter do
not exist in 2.x
I want to filter the fonts shown in the dialog to fixed pitch fonts only. I
searched the archive and the question has been asked before but never
answered. Lets see what happens this time.
Norman
Sap
Thanks to those who replied. gdk_draw_drawable is working. I know you
have to unref certain kinds of objects. Do you have to unref a GdkPixmap
when finished with it?
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it would be helpful if you tell us what the heck a 'bayer pattern' is ...
Michal Porzuczek wrote:
Hi
I was wondering if Pixmaps or Pixbufs support Bayer Pattern data and
if not if there is a simple conversion technique to get a Bayer
Pattern image into an RGB or other image format that could be
Stefan Kost writes:
> it would be helpful if you tell us what the heck a 'bayer pattern' is ...
See for instance http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/sensors.htm .
That was the first Google hit when searching the words "bayer array"
(without the quotes).
> > I was wondering if Pixmaps or
Lists,
OS: win2k/XP
Using Unix/Linux you can use an .rc to initialize parameters, like a
default color set, anytime GTK+ is used. What is the approach to
initialize a default color set when using win2k/XP without adding code to
every application?
Thanks,
MikeF
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On 8/9/05, Boncek, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks to those who replied. gdk_draw_drawable is working. I know you
> have to unref certain kinds of objects. Do you have to unref a GdkPixmap
> when finished with it?
Yes you should
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MEA-MikeFriedrichs writes:
> Using Unix/Linux you can use an .rc to initialize parameters,
You mean .gtkrc-2.0?
> like a default color set, anytime GTK+ is used. What is the approach to
> initialize a default color set when using win2k/XP without adding code to
> every application?
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