Hi Michal
A day since you posted your question and noone has replied.
I have not used (or heard of) GTK assistant.
Generally I used GTK2 programming in C with no problems, and you might
try the same.
However, have not used GTK now for a year or more, so things might have
changed with GTK3.
About half the GTK2 widgets are broken
Not my experience. If you post some code which shows a problem...
Preferably a simplified case, but a complete program, which demonstrates
where you have a problem, then maybe someone can sort it out. If the
above is your experience, then likely you
A few comments.
Is the problem with gtk or the vala wrappers?
Setup a simple test with just a single eventbox in vala.
If you still have the problem then recode in C.
Check that after processing the callback on the button, it returns
true/false to stop the callback being passed to the
If you can post a minimal piece of code that demonstrates the error,
then it makes it easier for people to help you. Also in cutting back to
minimal code, you may well find the problem for yourself.
Rgds Bill
On 22/07/11 01:08, Claude Simon wrote:
hello to all the guys here,
I am new to
Maybe the answer to your question is simply No You are displaying
stuff in your window
Generally the windows manager decides where on the screen to put stuff,
so you can either use your existing window and allow GTK to display
things as it thinks fit, which may not be what you expect.
On 27/04/11 10:02, Bernhard Schuster wrote:
2011/4/27 Bill Czermakczer...@netspace.net.au:
Hi Bernhard
Checked my code and last updated my notebook handling source last November.
Probably written 6 months earlier, and changes were to restructure the way
I was using GTK, rather than change
Hi Bernhard
Checked my code and last updated my notebook handling source last
November. Probably written 6 months earlier, and changes were to
restructure the way I was using GTK, rather than change the notebook
handling area. So I might have forgotten a few implementation problems
I
Am trying to set image as a backround for a window. It flashes in the
window and disappears.
Running Fedora9 with latest patches
Cutdown source shows problem:
#include gtk/gtk.h
static GtkWidget *entry;
staticGtkWidget *window,*label,*vbox,*hbox,*button,*seperator;
static GdkPixbuf
Am new to GTK+ 2.4 (Although I did try GTK 2 years ago. Glad to see
that features I did not like are now depreciated
Have written basic menu program to display buttons to select firefox, OO etc
Clickon code is:
void office(GtkWidget *widget,gpointer data){
system(openoffice -writer );
