Mickael Drean wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm quite desapointed because I'm trying to have a small icon toolbar
by changing Gtk style with the small Gtk app Theme selector. When i
succeed to have toolbar as i want, there is no more picture on button
(create with a Gtk::Stock).
Is there a way
Paul Davis wrote:
On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 17:57 +, eduardo fiss beloni wrote:
hello people
I must draw white points in a black foreground, but
I'm drawing white points in the right places and black
points elsewere.
can I paint black the Gtk::DrawingArea derived object
to make it keeps
Well I thought I was but it looks like I was adding it to the wrong
widget :)
Jonathon Jongsma wrote:
Have you added the necessary events? (i.e. Gtk::Widget::add_events())
Jonner
On 2/18/06, Rob Benton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can this be done? I tried with the signal_scroll_event
Can this be done? I tried with the signal_scroll_event() signal but I'm
not getting into the handler:
MyWindow::MyWindow()
{
_drawarea.signal_scroll_event().connect(sigc::mem_fun(*this,
MyWindow::on_drawarea_scroll));
}
bool MyWindow::on_drawarea_scroll(GdkEventScroll * e)
{
if
Emilian Nowak wrote:
On 2006-01-25 (wed) Rob Benton wrote:
In my main window I open a filechooser dialog then close it, set the
mouse cursor to Gdk::WATCH, call a function, then change back the
cursor. The problem is after the dialog closes the main window does not
immediately redraw
In my main window I open a filechooser dialog then close it, set the
mouse cursor to Gdk::WATCH, call a function, then change back the
cursor. The problem is after the dialog closes the main window does not
immediately redraw and the cursor does not immediately change. It's not
until my
Is it a good or reliable use of Gtk::Bin::get_child() to see if a widget
currently contains another widget?
if (frame.get_child() != NULL)
{
g_print(we got something here\n);
}
else
{
g_print(empty\n);
}
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Sean Kelley wrote:
While learning more about gtkmm, I've struggled initially to understand
the automake and autoconf approach. I came across a few tutorials:
http://www.openismus.com/documents/linux/automake/automake.shtml
Bob Caryl wrote:
It is a gnome application, so I suppose it is safe to assume that you
must install it to use it.
The reason I use this method is because I was not too impressed by the
quality of the xpm export from gimp, versus the quality of the
conversion of .png files by
Murray Cumming wrote:
I must admit to my ignorance on how to do this. The SphereCrystal theme
came as part of the Suse 9.3 linux distro. Search as I might, I have
yet to discover the author's identity.
I think it might be part of the gnome-themes-extras module (which should
be in GNOME's
I get this, too. I think it only shows up when I run particular gtk
themes. Another thing I've noticed is an error something like this:
art_render_invoke: no image source given
Bob Caryl wrote:
I had googled before sending my inquiry and also found the libart
references. Since I'm not
Chris Vine wrote:
You don't need an EventBox if you have a DrawingArea as I am pretty sure it
has its own Gdk::Window (that is one of its purposes). If so, it is already
capable of receiving events - you just need to enable them with
Gtk::Widget::set_events().
Then why in the world did I
Jonathon Jongsma wrote:
You might try looking at the function Gtk::Widget::set_events() or
Gtk::Widget::add_events() to make the drawing area respond to the
events you're interested in.
jonathon
On 11/26/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
i've got drawinrgarea and i'm trying
Jamiil wrote:
Hi!
Do you know how to change the background colour of a widget?
To make my job a bit easier I want to colour code the differnt Gtk::Box(es) my
program requiresme to have.
TIA
There's a Gtk::Style widget. Use it to get the background color.
Paul Davis wrote:
Foster, Gareth wrote:
the display flickers, even when drawing a simple square.
Doesn't this often mean you need to be double buffering?
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Jupercio Juliano wrote:
Hi.
I'm trying to do a IDE to program microcontrolles using the C
language and it is my first program in gtkmm.
For the editor I'm using TextView+TextBuffer and need to highlight
the code in C.
Is textview a good idea to do this?
I found
Murray Cumming wrote:
Paul Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has anyone ever noticed weird behavior with boost::shared_ptrs and
widgets? I've been getting some random segfaults when closing my
programs. They seem to be coming from removing a container that
contains a widget that is a member
Murray Cumming wrote:
On Tue, 2005-09-20 at 19:34 -0500, Rob Benton wrote:
Bob Caryl wrote:
Rob Benton wrote:
I'm looking for a way, maybe a signal, to make my menuitems
sensitive/insensitive based on the state of my program.
This is what Gtk::Actions (see Gtk::UIManager) make easy
What options are there for printing support under gtk/gtkmm? I imagine
there's different methods depending on the platform. I noticed a kind
of consistent dialog approach from a lot of gnome applications. Does
any of this fall specifically under gtk(mm) ?
Marcus Lundblad wrote:
---
desk_indicator.hh:
#include gtkmm.h
#include gdkmm.h
#ifndef DESK_INDICATOR
#define DESK_INDICATOR
class desk_indicator : public Gtk::Frame {
public:
desk_indicator();
~desk_indicator();
void
I was looking through the Gdkmm and Gdk docs at the Gdk::Cursor and
Gdk::Window. I notice that Gdk::Window has a set_cursor() method but
not a get_cursor() method.
How would you go about changing a cursor to something like GDK_WATCH
while processing something in your main window and then
I'm confused about the showing and hiding of the dialog objects after
their run function completes.
I'm opening a FileChooserDialog, calling run(), checking the response
type for OK, and finally doing a little xml processing with Xerces which
I check for exceptions. If I catch an exception I
I was checking out the section in the Gtkmm book on comboboxes:
http://www.gtkmm.org/docs/gtkmm-2.4/docs/tutorial/html/ch06s03.html
In the example I see that on the dropdown list there's an image in
there. But if you select the image it does not become active. Is
there a way to make images
really a widget, it's part of Gdk.
Part of the problem is I'm designing this through Glade and I haven't
found a good button widget that doesn't have a label on it.
On Wed, 2005-02-09 at 11:51, Rob Benton wrote:
/(I asked this on the glademm list too)
What's the easiest way to get a plain button
I've got a Gtk::VScale widget that I'm setting min/max to 5,300 and
step/page sizes to 5,10. This works great for the arrow keys and page
up/down keys but moving with a mouse will still get all numbers in
between. Is there a way to make the mouse behave the same as the arrow
keys and page
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