On Wed, 30 May 2007 10:34:45 +0200
"A.J. Venter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > It seems, gtk_pixmap is creating the disabled image on-the-fly on
> > first paint. So, the flickering is built-in. Because you change the
> > image often, you see it often.
> > Conclusion:
> > gtk1+TBitBtn+disabled = flicker
> So the short version is - that GTK1 couldn't do what I needed (a
> dynamically updated but often disabled set of buttons with pictures on
> them) without creating a new component.
Maybe you can try TSpeedButton instead of TBitBtn.
> It turned out to be far less
> work to just port this part of the program to GTK2, the rest remains
> GTK1 for now (there are three apps that make up the suite here) simply
> because fixing all the layouts etc. for GTK2 would take a LONG time
> (and worst of all GTK2 is still horrible with Z-order handling) but
> this part works just fine under GTK2 - and as per your predictions,
> the GTK2 version is completely flicker free.
>
> For the next OutKafe release (which I will start on after I return
> from this project on Friday) I will port it to GTK2 in it's entirety
> (it can be done now that SetWindowFulScreen works for GTK2) however.
> A.J.
The gtk2 intf is currently under heavy development. This can be good or
bad for your project.
Mattias
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