the c++ file.
Qt Designer will read it's own ui file and very easy to deal with, but with
gtk, it's the first time I work on it, please help, even just some
leads will be appriciated.
thanks
will
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A while back I used SPLint on my code. Having been a little while since
then, I decided to run through some of the newer code with it.
Unfortunately, it makes all kinds of complaints, usually parse errors,
regarding glib/gtk, e.g.:
Splint 3.1.1 --- 1
e editable cell, even if the row is not selected,
editing will start. The default behaviour is that the row must be
selected (one click) and then another click to start editing.
2) If the user completes editing by pressing return, the next row is
selected and editing is started on the new row. T
. I've got a long list of items with a single attribute to set for
each, e.g
| Field Name One | Some static info | User editable value
| Field Name Two | Static info | User editable value
the number of fields will range from one to a couple of hundred. What
would you recommend as the bes
tring passed to pango_layout_set_text()
Is there a way of stopping this? I know with a GtkLabel you can
enable and disable Pango markup - can I do the same here.
Regards,
Will.
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Kranz, Willi wrote:
How can I change the color of an EventBox.
Is there a small example available.
Event boxes derive from GtkWidgets, so you can use the gtk_widget functions:
gtk_widget_modify_fg ()
gtk_widget_modify_bg ()
or for other options, gtk_widget_modify_style ()
see the GtkWidget p
