Hi Armin,
Hi Cedric,
I would like to experiment with building gtkmm and companion libraries
on Windows with mingw and MSVC, to eventually take over maintainership
of the Windows installer at least temporarily and/or partially. In a
mail from April 2008 [1], you proposed to put the installer
Hi,
I'm looking for an up-to-date libglade-dev package including the msvc
*.lib files to compile libglademm . The package on ftp.gnome.org only
includes the .dll.a for mingw and the package on gladewin32.sf.net is
missing Changeset 539, it seems, because I run exactly into this error.
I'm looking for an up-to-date libglade-dev package including the msvc
*.lib files to compile libglademm . The package on ftp.gnome.org only
includes the .dll.a for mingw and the package on gladewin32.sf.net is
missing Changeset 539, it seems, because I run exactly into this error.
Nevermind.
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
I have been having trouble with libpng, a noticed that it was calling
libpng12.dll from the GTK/bin folder instead of libpng.dll from the
applications folder. As there may be a version conflict, I would like my
program to use the local copy, although presumably GTK may need to use
it's
c2001: newline in constant.
Just a wild guess:
- Some weird \n vs. \r\n linefeed issue?
- accidently edited file?
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Dear List,
I'm on Windows using a self-compiled gtkmm with MSVC 2008.
When defining derivatives from Glib::Object, I experience a crash upon
destruction, even for simple cases as:
class Foo : public Glib::Object
{
public:
Foo() :
Glib::ObjectBase(typeid(Foo)),
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
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,
Yes, I think this is fairly common on Windows. Even MS doesn't seem to
have a good-enough record of ABI stability for all their DLLs, plus
installers are rarely well-behaved, so they can easily overwrite each
other's DLLs if they are shared. Opinions differ.
At least Microsoft is trying to
And.. about the documentation... Since the doc is on gnome lib, i can
hardly find anything. Before, I had this link:
http://www.gtkmm.org/docs/gtkmm-2.4/docs/
and from that I could find anything like: Glib, Gio, ustring, any widget
etc. I really used to it to find things there. Now if I
$image.signal_connect('expose_event') do
if $rgb == nil || $rgb.length != $iwidth*$iheight*3
puts 'rgb buffer is null or wrong length'
else
Gdk::RGB.draw_rgb_image($image.window,
$image.style.fg_gc($image.state),
0, 0, $iwidth, $iheight,
Hi,
I'm in the process of binding the GUPnP stack for *mm..
GUPnP uses libsoup for all the heavy HTTP lifting so some of the classes
and functions return/need various bits and pieces from soup.
I found that there is a soupmm repository on git.gnome.org, but the last
commit looks like it's been
Hi!
Maybe try to contact with him by deviantart (he was there 20h ago)
or by the Facebook or by other webpage where he has a profile
http://siavashs.org/about
Ah, thanks, the gmail address worked :)
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On Sun, 2011-02-27 at 18:36 +0100, Stefan Westerfeld wrote:
To see if that would work, I've tried to use a gtk+ hello world, written in C.
Then I added a file written in C++, which would create a Gtk::Main object
(after gtk_init was called by the C application), and then some widgets. That
On So, 2011-09-04 at 04:32 -0700, Ian Martin wrote:
The return value is a pointer to the object itself. In C I believe
this helps chain the function; I'm struggling to see why I'd bother in
C++. So can I change it to return void (or mabe bool?) or is that
messing with the library too much?
On Mo, 2012-04-30 at 15:55 -0700, kenton.wil...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, 30 Apr 2012 23:39:13 +0200, Florian Philipp
li...@binarywings.net wrote:
Am 30.04.2012 23:31, schrieb kenton.wil...@gmail.com:
What environment are we talking about? Linux with X-Server?
Regards,
Florian Philipp
[ g_hash_table_* missing ]
This isn't a criticism BTW. I'm just curious to know why it's missing.
I suppose there's no real need to bind that with std::map and std::hash
available.
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Nice effort!
Given that sf has started acting odd by adding weird installers [1] that
download even weirder toolbars[2]
[1]http://www.davescomputertips.com/sourceforges-new-installer-bundles-adware/
[2]http://sourceforge.net/devshare/why
I'd probably chose a different hosting site.
Hi guys,
Hi,
Glib::RefPtr Gdk::Pixbuf m_pixbuf =
Gdk::Pixbuf::create_from_file (Glib::build_filename
(DATADIR, picture.svg), 130, 130);
Is it normal that this code that ran perfectly in past now produces an
abortion in runtime ?
With a message like,
terminate called after throwing
On Do, Aug 8, 2019 at 9:12 AM, Kjell Ahlstedt via gtkmm-list
wrote:
Or, in gdb: break g_log
You might want to set a condition then, though, because some things are
quite debug-chatty
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