to be one of font
rendering. Other than that meager observation, I can't really help.
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- but no email ever arrives.
You are entering email addresses that are not subscribed, so it is
silently ignoring your request. You should be able to determine which
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that for you, after dispatching the proper event from the
selected menu item.
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render all Windows programs inoperable. Why would Microsoft do that?
Do you have a reference?
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the program
specified, with arguments.
That's true. But the command you tell it to run can be cmd.exe, then
you are starting a shell. Besides, the Windows implementation is no
more right or wrong than the Unix one, just different.
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program. I am looking for this as I
want my program to work cross platform, in windows as well as in Linux.
Many Thanks for your time and response in advance,
Kind regards,
Natarajan.
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to select a desired font.
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for any of them, because
typically what's beneficial for a data structure may not be for
graphical widget.
That being said, take a look at GtkTreeView. You may be able to utilize
that to display the data in your red-black tree data structure.
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are apreciated.
You don't provide much to go on. Which Gtk widget are you using -
GtkTable or GtkTreeView with a backing list store?
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at are signals. Start with the Gtk+
Reference, Depending on what version you are running, most of the
signal functions have been moved into glib.
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mechanisms. Once you've
placed widgets within a layout, they'll stay there, even if the layout
is resized.
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above 5-10 boxes, comprehension begins to plummet.
I'd just put them in a simple list, in whatever order makes sense to
your audience (first to last or last to first.) You can do that with a
tree view backed by a list store.
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-platform tools,
because most apps end up feeling like Windows applications, and the
native Mac look and feel is quite different from that.
If your app has a restricted user community and they are okay with Gtk
apps, then fine. The old axim holds: know your customer.
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populate the list store. You don't need to know the number of rows that
will eventually be put into the list store. You just keeping appending
a row to the list store for each row you get back from your MySQL table.
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into the first row of the store.
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that normally isn't required on Unix-type OSes.
Shutdown and reboot are protected operations. You won't be able to rely
on them being available to non-root users.
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Hi,
Guy Rouillier wrote:
Ang Bodhi wrote:
Hi,
I have a GtkTreeView widget that I would like to detect the mouse
button right-click, how can I do that? In Gtk 1.2, I used to be able
to connect to a button_press_event signal of a GtkTreeItem widget.
Did you search
);
gtk_tree_view_column_set_visible( clmn, TRUE);
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ago:
gtk_menu_new();
gtk_menu_popup();
In order to know to kick this off, you'll have to gtk_signal_connect on
the popup_menu signal.
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gtk_menu_popup();
In order to know to kick this off, you'll have to gtk_signal_connect on
the popup_menu signal.
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the Fridays together first, followed by all the Mondays,
Saturdays, Sundays, etc.
Obviously, I want to sort this in date sequence. How do I accomplish
this? I searched the archives before posting and couldn't find anything
applicable. Thanks.
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using a custom renderer to transform the time_t value into a displayable
string? Is sorting done on the rendered text or on the underlying data?
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