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I'm going do develop an application that allows custom plugins. Can GTK,
Glib help me in any way with that?
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Adam Klobukowski
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You may want to take a look at how Gedit created a GObject-based plugin
system.
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Adam Kłobukowski wrote:
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> I'm going do develop an application
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> I'm going do develop an application that allows custom plugins. Can
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I'm trying to modify an app that's using callback-based sound system to
one that does not use callbacks.
I need a way to execute a group of commands genarating sound in an
endless loop while allowing rest of the app to work.
Now I'm executing those comands in a function that I give to
g_timeout_add
Hi,
I am trying to use GtkVolumeButton.
The button initially appears on the window without any image.
Setting an image on the button works fine, but when I try to slide the
control, this message appears on the console :
Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_image_set_from_icon_name: assertion `GTK_IS_IMAGE
(ima
Should problably add that I'm rewriting the app to use libao (so esd
would be covered) and audio is generated, not played from a file.
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Rafał Mużyło wrote:
> Should problably add that I'm rewriting the app to use libao (so esd
> would be covered) and audio is generated, not played from a file.
I am not familiar with libao and whether or not the PCM output
functionality is blocking or not (or configurable). If its behavior is
block
Hi,
I am running gtk+ application on an embedded board (PXA255 processor with
400MHz speed) running Linux.
Gtk+ is running on top of frame buffer (instead of X11).
Application is running very slow on the board.
Compared to desktop Linux system its 20 times slower. (Found out by testing
GtkPerf ap