Re: Small question about GtkTextView

You can use the insert-text signal of GtkTextBuffer to filter input and the mark-set signal to catch cursor movements. Pavel Syomin wrote: Hi, I'm try to create something like console widget using GtkTextView, but I'm confronted with some difficults. I want to process user input before change

Re: Progress bars and syscals

You need to call while( g_main_iteration (FALSE)); to update the progress bar. The gtk_progress_bar_set_fraction queues draw requests that are then executed inside gtk main event loop. Be careful that calling g_main_iteration also processes user messages, so if the user clicks on something, the

Re: running a function

Yes, just use gboolean(*timeout_callback)(gpointer data); int tag = gtk_timeout_add( 100, timeout_callback, user_data); to add your function and gtk_timeout_remove(tag); to turn it off. timothy johnson wrote: I am new to gtk, and trying my hand at writing a mp3player, I am working on

Re: GtkTextView and scrolled window

Mishael A Sibiryakov wrote: Hello. I have a two small question about GtkTextView and about how it works with scrolled window widget. 1. I have a TextView witch is placed to scrolled window (this is simple chat window), and i want to do automatic scroll is new message inserted to

Re: GtkTextView and scrolled window

I that case you need to use gtk_text_view_scroll_to_iter to force an update. Mishael A Sibiryakov wrote: , 12/04/2005 10:15 -0700, Paolo Costabel : Mishael A Sibiryakov wrote: Hello. I have a two small question about GtkTextView and about how it works with scrolled window widget

GtkTextView: scrolling last line to top

Is there a way to scroll the last line of a text view to the top of the view? I tried to use the align parameter like this: gtk_text_view_scroll_to_iter (GTK_TEXT_VIEW(EditorTextView), iter, 0.0, TRUE, 0.0, 0.0); where iter points to the last line in the buffer, but the view only scrolls so

Re: can I pass user data to a button callback?

The prototype for the pressed and released callback is user_function (GtkButton cid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *button, gpointer user_data); gpointer is typedef'd as void *. If you are getting a compiler error, you are probably not including the right headers. Felix Kater wrote:

Re: GtkTextBuffer: how to insert new line?

I just tried this: gtk_text_buffer_insert_at_cursor(buffer, \n\n\n\n, 4); and works fine here (gtk 2.4.10). What call are you using? Felix Kater wrote: Hi, how do I insert a new line after I inserted text into a GtkTextBuffer? I am using gtk 2.4 (with win32/mingw) and got gtk errors when I

Re: how hide mouse cursor?

gdk_window_set_cursor(GTK_WINDOW(window)-window, cursor); ALLs soft wrote: how i can hide cursor in this window (not GDK, it is GTK)? (code down don't work but i can compile it without errors.) do somebody can send me an example, maybe in gdk (with full source ready for compile)? thanks

Re: compare entry with list

Vinod Joseph wrote: Hello Members Please guide me why this operation fails logically for some values at some times Dosent give a consistent behavior... Please help... Callback_Function_on_userid_entry(GtkWidget *entry) { const gchar *entry_text; entry_text = gtk_entry_get_text (GTK_ENTRY