Hi,
What is the best way to make a radio-like group of toggle buttons so
when one button is activated, all the rest aren't?
Thanks!
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Lucas Levin wrote:
| Hi,
| What is the best way to make a radio-like group of toggle buttons so
| when one button is activated, all the rest aren't?
Take a look at
GtkRadioButton
in devhelp
All the best,
- -G
| Thanks!
|
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*feels guilty about posting twice in one day*
Hi,
Is there any way to draw shapes and lines on a drawable or through cairo
without antialiasing?
Or does anyone know a way to do this with an external library that can
link with gtk?
I'm trying to create a raster drawing application and I'm having tro
When should a dialog be used instead of a window? Can't a window always
be used? Do you give anything up when using a dialog? What's the
difference?
Thanks,
Dave
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How can a modal window or dialog from a secondary event always and
completely cover the main window? The main window should look like it
was replaced until the second window or dialog is closed.
Thanks,
Dave
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dhk wrote:
| How can a modal window or dialog from a secondary event always and
| completely cover the main window? The main window should look like it
| was replaced until the second window or dialog is closed.
Depending upon the sizes of the two w
dhk wrote:
When should a dialog be used instead of a window? Can't a window
always be used? Do you give anything up when using a dialog? What's
the difference?
I have more than 100 task dialogs in my app.
I NEVER use dialogs... always windows! you have much more flexibility,
your code is
For the sake of elegance, which version people like more?
1) g_signal_connect (widget, "signal",
G_CALLBACK (callback), data);
2) g_signal_connect (G_OBJECT (widget), "signal",
G_CALLBACK (callback), data);
3) g_signal_connect (GTK_OBJECT (widget), "signal",
G_CALLBACK (callback), data);
Carlo
Gregory Hosler wrote:
dhk wrote:
| How can a modal window or dialog from a secondary event always and
| completely cover the main window? The main window should look like it
| was replaced until the second window or dialog is closed.
Depending upon the sizes of the two windows... The modal wind
On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 18:50:30 + dhk wrote:
> I like the hide idea, but when I try to hide the main window nothing
> happens. The basic logic I'm using to try to hide the main window
> when a new window pops up after selecting from the menu in the main
> window is: GtkWidget
> *tlwin=gtk_widg
On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 19:40:22 +0100 Carlos Pereira wrote:
> For the sake of elegance, which version people like more?
>
> 1) g_signal_connect (widget, "signal",
> G_CALLBACK (callback), data);
I think this was the "intended" use -- the first param is of type
gpointer so you don't have to use a ca
dhk wrote:
Gregory Hosler wrote:
dhk wrote:
| How can a modal window or dialog from a secondary event always and
| completely cover the main window? The main window should look like it
| was replaced until the second window or dialog is closed.
Depending upon the sizes of the two windows... Th
Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 19:40:22 +0100 Carlos Pereira wrote:
For the sake of elegance, which version people like more?
1) g_signal_connect (widget, "signal",
G_CALLBACK (callback), data);
I think this was the "intended" use -- the first param is of type
gpointer
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