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Hi everybody,
How can I execute mplayer in my program? I tried using fork but didn't
work...
When I create a graphic app I need a different aproach?
And to be more complicated I need a solution that works on linux and
windows... :'(
Thanks in advance...
P. F. Smorigo
Dear all,
After I change the text of a Label I would like to know what the width
of the Label is going to become. If I call the get_width() method it
only gives the right width if the text is changed is such a way that
the width does not change. If the width actually changes by modifying
the text
How can I execute mplayer in my program? I tried using fork but didn't
work...
When I create a graphic app I need a different aproach?
And to be more complicated I need a solution that works on linux and
windows... :'(
Glib provides an abstraction layer above the various OS process spawning
Hi Jens,
I saw this method but I couldn't found any example of use... I'm trying to
implement using the api but it's hard to do so...
Anyone here have and example of a Spawning Processes use?
Thanks!
P.F.Smorigo
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 10:47, Jens Georg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I
This is basically the TreeView problem, namely so that TreeView, in order
to determine certain drawing parameters, needs to make the cells actually
render the text they are going to finally display in order for them to be
able to provide the required size.
What you would need to do is to create a
Hi again,
I put the function spawn in my program but he gives me a No such file or
directory error. I check the file and the path is right.
The code:
void Player::play(int wid)
{
int in_fd, out_fd;
sprintf(command, mplayer -quiet -slave -idle -wid %d /home/test.avi,
wid);
Sorry Paulo, I sent reply to one, first.
One quick gotcha is that argv contains a vector of all the command options.
These are typically separated by spaces when typed on the command line.
However, your example has the whole command as one option.
So put the wid to a std::string, widstring, and
