Hello.
Looks like I need to write a blog post or something about icon
handling in GTK+, since this topic has been quite (un)popular both on
mailing lists and IRC ;-)
To make things short, "gnome-stock-trash" is not a stock icon, it's a
named icon that comes from user selected theme and in order t
Hello again Tor and thanks for your help so far. This morning, I've returned
to building libglib (using Visual C++) after working on something else for a
few days. With regard to 3rd party dependencies I've been following the advice
on this web page, which lists some libraries that are probably
> This morning, everything worked fine until the build got to the gio branch -
> which failed, due to unistd.h and sys/wait.h not being present.
There was a problem in the VS project files in 224.1, some source file
that should be built only on Unix was included by mistak. Simply drop
the source
On 13 Jun 2010, at 12:45, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
>
> There was a problem in the VS project files in 224.1, some source file
> that should be built only on Unix was included by mistak. Simply drop
> the source file(s) that don't compile and see if that helps.
>
Thanks Tor, I'll try that and let y
Hello!
What should I do with GFile objects (GFile *) ? What are they, regular
GObject objects which I can destroy using g_object_unref() or maybe they're
managed internally by GIO?
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On Sun, 2010-06-13 at 20:27 +0200, Tomasz Jankowski wrote:
> What should I do with GFile objects (GFile *) ? What are they, regular
> GObject objects which I can destroy using g_object_unref() or maybe they're
> managed internally by GIO?
use g_object_unref(), like any other object.
ciao,
Emman
El dom, 13-06-2010 a las 20:27 +0200, Tomasz Jankowski escribió:
> What should I do with GFile objects (GFile *) ? What are they, regular
> GObject objects which I can destroy using g_object_unref() or maybe they're
> managed internally by GIO?
GFile is an interface which is implemented by various
Hello,
I need in full screen window functional in my gtk+ application. I try
to use gtk_window_fullscreen(GtkWindow* Window):
I have function:
static void
full_screen(MainWin *mw)
{
gtk_window_fullscreen((GtkWindow*)mw);
}
When i try to call this function i see error:
Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_wi
Hello.
> Where MainWin:
> typedef struct _MainWin MainWin;
>
> typedef struct _MainWin
> {
> GtkWindow parent;
> GtkWidget* scroll;
> GtkWidget* box;
> GtkWidget *toolbar;
> gboolean full_screen;
> };
Looking at this piece of code, I would say that you're creating custom
widget, de
Hi.
Try to keep mailing list in loop too. I'm redirecting this back again.
2010/6/14 Alexander Kuleshov :
> Yes.
>
> typedef struct _MainWin MainWin;
> typedef struct _MainWinClass MainWinClass;
>
> #define LOAD_BUFFER_SIZE 65536
>
> #define MAIN_WIN_TYPE (main_win_get_type ())
> #defi
Yes.
typedef struct _MainWin MainWin;
typedef struct _MainWinClass MainWinClass;
#define LOAD_BUFFER_SIZE 65536
#define MAIN_WIN_TYPE (main_win_get_type ())
#define MAIN_WIN(obj) (G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE_CAST ((obj),
MAIN_WIN_TYPE, MainWin))
#define MAIN_WIN_CLASS(kla
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