Hi,
thanks a lot for your tip. Replacing the gdk_input_add() call with
g_id_add_watch() seems to have cured the problem.
Greetings/Thanks
Robert
On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Ardhan Madras aj...@knac.com wrote:
In execute_input() i can't see a code to make a infinite loop, If you are
Hi,
In bmp file format, when color depth = 8, indexes in pallete are used in bitmap
data instead of RGB. Same for ico format, which uses the same
structures in its core, as bmp.
But for both formats, when color depth is 1 (1 bit per pixel), the situation
with
using palette seems rather strange:
The last week or so I've spent going through the lowlevel part of gnio
and fixing all the issues I pointed outin my initial review, making it
work fully on win32, writing docs, plus fixing lots of other things I
found. I think this code is now in a state where it is more or less
ready to go into
On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 4:58 AM, Davyd Madeley da...@madeley.id.au wrote:
There is a pending TODO to replace
gdk_screen_get_resolution()/set_resolution() with monitor specific
versions.
API has been added for
get_resolution_for_monitor()/set_resolution_for_monitor(), but they're
currently
I have been asked to chime in here again...
After re-reading this whole thread, and some of the bugzilla
discussion, I come away with a lot of sympathy for Davids basic
approach, which I understood as follows:
Have an api that lets us do dbus calls using 'native' types (probably
with some way to
On Thu, 7 May 2009 23:32:05 -0400 Matthias Clasen wrote:
- Find a more suitable name for GVariant, maybe. Havoc had
'GBinaryValue' earlier...
GSerializedValue? A bit long... GFlatValue? GComplexValue? (eh.)
-brian
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