Re: tkmm for GUI development

Hi , I am using the Gtkmm for GUI development. I am running my GUI without windows manager . I start my GUI by xinit. Then how can I set the themes from the code. So that I can use the GNOME themes for my GUI. Thanks in advance. Regards, Rashid

Re: tkmm for GUI development

Hello Rashid, I don't know if I understand your problem right. But you can set Gtk (Gtkmm) Themes with gtk2-theme-switcher. Here is a short explantion about this. http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtkmm-list/2007-September/msg00160.html Hope this helps. Best regards Bernd Am Donnerstag, den

Re: Gtkmm Windows Maintainership

You should maybe add the project files into the subversion repositories, so that it is easy for others to build the libraries using the same compiler. The project files for MSVC 7 from SVN are just fine to use with MSVC 9 despite from the two patches I already sent to bugzilla, but that's a

Re: sanity check: deriving from Gtk::Range

Robert Pearce wrote: If you want to look at my version, it's up on my web site (but not linked) in http://www.bdt-home.demon.co.uk/computer/gtk/gtkdial.zip I was curious so I downloaded and built your gtkdial. The only snag I ran into was the line in gtklamp.c #include config.h This file is

Dissapearing GUI

Hi I wrote a small gtkmm application using MSVisual C++ 2005 under WindowsXP. It is basically a wizard with a working thread talking to the hardware and a gtkmm gui showing the progress. It's been working fine, mostly. But yesterday the GUI stop repainting. The worker thread kept running, the

Running of applications under Windows XP

Hello all, finally I've build my application under Windows. But may be cosmetic problem occurs. When I run file main.exe (my application) windows console is opened as well. It remains till GTKMM application is open. After closing GTKMM application windows console is also closed. How can I

Re: sanity check: deriving from Gtk::Range

On Thu, 17 Jul 2008, Damon Register [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Robert Pearce wrote: If you want to look at my version, it's up on my web site (but not linked) in http://www.bdt-home.demon.co.uk/computer/gtk/gtkdial.zip I was curious so I downloaded and built your gtkdial. The only snag I ran

Still trying for a colored statusbar

I've been messing around with the statusbar widget for quite a while now, and I can't figure out for the life of me how to change the text color and background color. Unlike a label, Gtk::StatusBar::modify_fg does not change the colors, so I am really stuck. Any ideas? Nigel