Braden McDaniel writes:
I expected the callback associated with this watch to be called after I
shut down data.command_channel with g_io_channel_shutdown; however, that
doesn't appear to be the case.
You misunderstood what G_IO_HUP means. As far as I understand, it is
supposed to be a
Saul Lethbridge wrote:
I'm wanting to load two images and fade between them much like the
ImageMagick command:
composite --dissolve 100 image1.jpg image2.jpg output.jpg
However I'm wanting to display the image as it dissolves from one image
to the other - so it will apear as if one image is
Andreas Stricker wrote:
Saul Lethbridge wrote:
I'm wanting to load two images and fade between them much like the
ImageMagick command:
composite --dissolve 100 image1.jpg image2.jpg output.jpg
However I'm wanting to display the image as it dissolves from one
image to the other - so it will
Hey list,
I'm currently writing a multi threaded gtk-app, and knowing that
calling gtk_main() simultaneously from different threads is a no-go, I was
quite surprised to find that the following fragment seemed to work when being
accidentally called from a thread different from the one
Hi,I'm wanting to load two images and fade between them much like
the ImageMagick command:
composite --dissolve 100 image1.jpg image2.jpg output.jpg
However I'm wanting to display the image as it dissolves from one
image to the other - so it will apear as if one image is dissolving
into
Hi,
I am interested in finding out appropriate ways to save data in my
residing in treestores and liststores. I have not found any tutorials
suggesting an approach, however the custom models is related. I have
heard of serialization, but never used it. I would appreciate advice as
I am
Justin Clift wrote:
Wow, interesting way to encourage a newbie. :(
Sorry that was accidental.
As Andy suggested, is using the ImageMagick command itself acceptable,
then doing some kind of buffer flipping onto screen?
To be more obvious: ImageMagick provides a convenient image
manipulation
Nikolaj Kiær Thygesen wrote:
Hey list,
I'm currently writing a multi threaded gtk-app, and knowing that
calling gtk_main() simultaneously from different threads is a no-go,
it's more subtle: calling gtk functions simultaneous from different
threads is a no-go. gtk (and X) is not thread-safe.
For all which use google.
This is Simple class which allow popup menus:
public class TreeViewPopup : TreeView {
public TreeViewPopup(Menu m) {
this.m = m;
}
override protected bool OnButtonPressEvent(EventButton evnt) {
bool ret =
public class Kategorie : VBox {
public Kategorie() {
//...
PackStart(szukaj = new Entry(), false, false, 0); {
szukaj.Changed += delegate {filter.Refilter();};
} szukaj.Show();
return (nazwa.IndexOf(nazwa) -1);
^
I'm so sorry.
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Hi everyone,
I'm following the GTK tutorial and I'm trying to tweak the painting on
the Scribble example so that I can use it on a Maemo application, and
I'm having some problems with pointer motion events.
By this I mean that no matter what I tweak, there are always huge gaps
between black
Hello,
We are facing some problem with the byte ordering of the GdkPixbuf.
In our application, we are using gdk_pixbuf_new(GDK_COLORSPACE_RGB, TRUE,
depth, width, height) for getting a GdkPixBuf * and from the pixbuf we are
getting the the guchar * picturebuf. We store our image data in the
On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 10:13 +0200, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Braden McDaniel writes:
I expected the callback associated with this watch to be called after I
shut down data.command_channel with g_io_channel_shutdown; however, that
doesn't appear to be the case.
You misunderstood what
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