Hello jim,
I tried with a virtual machine of Ubuntu (downloaded from osboxes.org).
It's Ubuntu 16.10. I installed Glade 3.20. The first[1] is the screenshot
after opening the original .glade file. It seems ok (note the presence of
one data row in fans_store ListStore and the rendering of three Tre
Glade 3.20 I'm using was installed from msys2[1] package. This is because
it is the only way I discovered to installed the most up to date release.
Indeed, Glade website links to 3.14.2 binary release.
I noticed there are some messages[2] on the msys2 console when Glade
crashes, maybe they help so
Hello list,
as proposed there https://wiki.gnome.org/MigratingFromIntltoolToGettext
i used:
PublicanCreator.desktop: $(desktop_files)
Hello.
I devel to the vecterion vector graphics editor.
https://github.com/MichinariNukazawa/vecterion_vge
on Linux and Win64.
libgtk binary package is old. I need latest version.
Win64:
http://win32builder.gnome.org/gtk+-bundle_3.10.4-20131202_win64.zip
and Ubuntu16.04:
3.18.9 in default APT p
Stock items are deprecated and the documentation mostly shows which
named icon to use instead. Such information is missing for
GTK_STOCK_EDIT (although I assume it is missing for a good reason).
Now, I want to use an "edit" icon. Which one should I use? "gtk-edit"
seems to work, but probably not ev
Recently, I started moving UI code from bare C to Glade XML files, so
the UI definition gets split from the UI logic.
One of the widgets I have been moving is a GtkHeaderBar. The
application uses a GtkStack to move between diferent windows, and the
code creates, adds and destroys the buttons on th
On Mon, 2017-03-06 at 22:26 +0100, Iñigo Martínez wrote:
> Recently, I started moving UI code from bare C to Glade XML files, so
> the UI definition gets split from the UI logic.
>
> One of the widgets I have been moving is a GtkHeaderBar. The
> application uses a GtkStack to move between diferent
Hello,
I think when it comes to icons you're not supposed to use the stock
item facilities anymore. I would recommend getting the
gtk3-icon-browser
and browse through the available icons. Once you found a suitable one
you can apply one by invoking the *_from_icon_name family of function
call
