Hi.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!!
i've an x-y plot created with GTk!
I'd like that after clicking in one of the plotted points, appear a cursor and
then i can move it throught all the plotted points!!
Is it possible??
I would draw a cursor like object over the points. It would be a bit
I tried searching the mailing list but the search seems to still be down
from July...
I'm looking to do some double buffered 2D animation in a GTK application.
What is the best way to go about this? Are there double buffered GTK
widgets or would I be better off using OpenGL or some other
2006/11/9, Matthew Yaconis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm looking to do some double buffered 2D animation in a GTK application.
What is the best way to go about this? Are there double buffered GTK
widgets or would I be better off using OpenGL or some other libraries?
Gtk+ is double buffered (at GDK
Having some difficulty with a combo box and associated tree store. When I do
this, nothing shows up...
GtkTreeStore *myTreeStore=gtk_tree_store_new(1, G_TYPE_STRING);
GtkWidget *myComboBox=lookup_widget(mainWindow, myComboBox);
gtk_combo_box_set_model(GTK_COMBO_BOX(myComboBox),
On Thu, Nov 09, 2006 at 01:23:22PM -0800, Mark Richardson wrote:
Having some difficulty with a combo box and associated tree store. When I do
this, nothing shows up...
GtkTreeStore *myTreeStore=gtk_tree_store_new(1, G_TYPE_STRING);
GtkWidget *myComboBox=lookup_widget(mainWindow,
Thank you for your help - that worked. I've worked with tree views and I
should have seen the similarity (didn't see that the combo box needed to be
type cast to a cell layout).
Mark
PS - I'll make sure to stay on gtk-app-devel-list - my bad.
David Neèas (Yeti) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
you need to add the renderers! The ComboBox uses a tree model. Look how its
done there.
Stefan
On 10:23:22 pm 09/11/2006 Mark Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having some difficulty with a combo box and associated tree store.
When I do this, nothing shows up...
GtkTreeStore
Can anyone tell me what system pkg-config uses when some/all of the C
Preprocessor paths contain spaces?
How hard would it be to try yourself? ;)
Well, quite hard :-). I would have to download and attempt to build all
of GTK and whatever its dependencies are. Not keen for that.
Hi Tor,
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Can anyone tell me what system pkg-config uses when some/all of the C
Preprocessor paths contain spaces?
How hard would it be to try yourself? ;)
Well, quite hard :-). I would have to download and attempt to build all
of GTK and whatever its
hi..
I am trying to run gtk+ on DirectFBapplicationsfor embedded device.
when i run application i am getting mouse pointer on top of the window.
I am not using mouse so i want mouse pointer to be invisble.
could any one plz throw some light how to disable the mouse pointer,
Thanks.-- SHAIK
Hi
I am trying to run calculator application on a embedded device.
i am using Entry box for displaying numbers, but when i enter number its from left to right.
But i want it to be from right to left,
could anyone plz help me in this regards.-- SHAIK RAFEEQHIIT DELHI
GTKDFB is used by the debian-installer team for our graohical installer,
so we'll keep on supporting it.
ATM HEAD from CVS compiles fine, and debian archives in experimental
contain binaries of GTKDFB 2.10.6 (compiled against DFB 0.9.25).
cheers
Attilio
Luis Ariel Lecca wrote:
Hello Raju
I can make the cursor to disapper by simply adding no-cursor to the
directfbrc [1] file, is there a chance this may not work in some cases?
If this should not work, you could try moving the mouse to the
bottm-right corner of the screen.
cheers
Attilio
[1]
That will work also.
The gdk/x11 way is a clear cursor.
Both should work.
On 11/9/06, Attilio Fiandrotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can make the cursor to disapper by simply adding no-cursor to the
directfbrc [1] file, is there a chance this may not work in some cases?
If this should not
On Wed, Nov 08, 2006 at 05:25:00PM +0800, Yang JianJun wrote:
I choose oprofile to test gtkperf for performance profiling.
Perfect! But I notice you compiled XCB with optimization turned off.
This may not be entirely fair. :-)
I haven't test whether gdk-xcb is issuing more requests than the
Jamey Sharp wrote:
This approach isn't thread-safe, which is why XCB's API is designed to
discourage it. There may be various reasons why thread-safety doesn't
matter at these points in Gdk
Such as GDK is in no way threadsafe ;-)
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gdk/gdk-Threads.html
On Thu, Nov 09, 2006 at 07:20:53PM -0500, Havoc Pennington wrote:
Jamey Sharp wrote:
This approach isn't thread-safe, which is why XCB's API is designed to
discourage it. There may be various reasons why thread-safety doesn't
matter at these points in Gdk
Such as GDK is in no way
On Wed, Nov 08, 2006 at 09:47:25AM +, Ross Burton wrote:
XNextRequest in libX11 is a pointer dereference and an increment, where
your XCBNextRequest is a round-trip.
I've mentioned in a previous mail, but just to be clear: No, it isn't a
round-trip. While this XCBNextRequest macro is
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