Owen Taylor skrev:
Do you mean you want to *optionally* override it? That is, allow a
backend to override gdk_window_process_updates() but not
process_all_updates()?
I didn't really want to have to modify the other backends in order to
support this, so if you don't need to override it you
On Mon, 2006-04-10 at 19:53 +0200, Anders Carlsson wrote:
Owen Taylor skrev:
Do you mean you want to *optionally* override it? That is, allow a
backend to override gdk_window_process_updates() but not
process_all_updates()?
I didn't really want to have to modify the other backends
Owen Taylor skrev:
On Mon, 2006-04-10 at 19:53 +0200, Anders Carlsson wrote:
Owen Taylor skrev:
Do you mean you want to *optionally* override it? That is, allow a
backend to override gdk_window_process_updates() but not
process_all_updates()?
I didn't really want to have
On Mon, 2006-04-10 at 20:43 +0200, Anders Carlsson wrote:
Ah. May not be worth fixing the problem until a need arises, but if
you wanted to do so, an optionally null function on GdkDisplay seems
easiest ... then the current function could just walk over open
displays.
That sounds
Daniel Kasak writes:
I realise that some people are not impressed with my use of the above
binary installer.
Well, it's not really a question of being impressed or not. It's just
that if you can't be bothered to verify your problems with the
official binaries from ftp.gtk.org, there isn't
Hi,
I've designed my application like this
Address(label) 1-16 radio buttons(represent the binary value) hex value
Data of 178 rows is filled in the above structure. But now when I'm
selecting a radio button, all the radio buttons in the same column of 178
rows are getting selected. Can
On Mon, Apr 10, 2006 at 12:40:12PM +0530, Sailaxmi korada wrote:
Address(label) 1-16 radio buttons(represent the binary value) hex value
Data of 178 rows is filled in the above structure. But now when I'm
selecting a radio button, all the radio buttons in the same column of 178
rows are
The radio buttons are only to improve the look and feel, as the checkbox
with a tick looks bit awkward the application. Here is the code.
static void
toggle_cell(GtkCellRendererToggle *renderer,
gchar
Hello,
I have an app that displays a series of integers into a gtk_text_view,
something like:
123 45 67 6785
23 4 45 34 1211
This is displayed into a gtk_paned and I control manually the
scrollbar so I only draw
Hello,
I have an app that displays a series of integers into a gtk_text_view,
something like:
123 45 67 6785 \n
23 4 45 34 1211 \n
This is displayed into a gtk_paned and I control manually the
scrollbar so I only
On 4/10/06, nerdy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the following code segment, I am displaying a text at a position (50,50)
in a drawing area. For a font size of 24 and family=courier, i am NOT
gettting the message displayed at the exact position (50,50). The starting
of the text is displaced by
Hi,
Is it possible to seed a GdkPixbufAnimation from inline data created by
gdk-pixbuf-csource? There doesn't appear to be the corresponding
function to gdk_pixbuf_from_pixdata().
Also, is it possible to stop an animation being displayed in a GtkImage
widget, and restart it later, without
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 archives before posting?
Sandy K wrote:
When i add an image in a window, it is displayed
properly only in some screen resolution. I have a
screen resolution of 1024 * 768. The window is
displayed properly in this resolution. But when the
resolution is changed to either 800*600 or 640*480,
then the window screen goes
You do not set the renderer active property anywhere
except in the toggle_cell callback. Therefore it always
renders *all* the cells in the last state (active or
inactive) some cell was toggled to. You need either a cell
data func or to use gtk_tree_view_column_new_with_attributes()
to tell the
Thanks for the suggession, and certainly by the end of this week I shall do it
perfectly. Afterall its matter of some time to understand the depth of any new
language or packageright???
thanks once again for the support
regards
laxmi
I google, but i don't find references for my problem. Well 2 put inside
a context:
I have an app with a number X of sensors, and capture some signals, all
signal are processed and combined. And I have a very simple GUI for
visualization of some data, i need to update a set of labels, i use
hi list,
I've added a couple of (toggle)-buttons and a label in a box into each
of my treeview headers. They are shown properly. I can also modify them
programatically (toggle).
My problem is, that I can't click them. Honestly I have no idea how to
debug this. Any idea?
Thanks a lot.
Stefan
Ang Bodhi wrote:
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
Stefan Kost wrote:
hi list,
I've added a couple of (toggle)-buttons and a label in a box into each
of my treeview headers. They are shown properly. I can also modify them
programatically (toggle).
My problem is, that I can't click them. Honestly I have no idea how to
debug this. Any idea?
I'm
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