El 15/01/11 08:01, Andy Tai escribió:
A related question, one can assume that animation, when possible, is to be
done with gtk+ on top of Clutter. Then how can gtk+ programs be written to
support animation and to properly degrade on platforms where the animation
is not supported? For example,
I've been trying to find a mailing list for libgnomecanvas but couldn't find
one - so maybe somebody here might be able to help
I've successfully built GTK+ for Windows using the supplied VC++ projects.
However, certain projects (those that need gnomecanvas) won't build until I've
built
On 17 Jan 2011, at 16:55, John Emmas wrote:
I found quite a few projects called libgail but figured that libgail-gnome
was probably the one I wanted. 10 mins later I'd installed the source for
libgail-gnome but when I tried to built it, I got a rather unhelpful build
error telling me
I managed to track down the missing files and libgnomecanvas is now compiling
just fine. I will need to build libgail though.
Isn't gail part of GTK+ nowadays? At least, in GTK+ a libgailutil is
built, and a gail.pc and include/gail-1.0 installed.
(Yes, it might be that the VS project files
On 17 Jan 2011, at 19:07, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Isn't gail part of GTK+ nowadays? At least, in GTK+ a libgailutil is
built, and a gail.pc and include/gail-1.0 installed.
(Yes, it might be that the VS project files don't bother building the
gailutil library and installing the gail headers,
The only way to get this on linux is to read symlink /proc/self/exe
(readlink()) On Windows, you can use GetModuleName(NULL, xx, yy). Don't
know if glib has anything for this.
On 01/12/2011 02:13 PM, John Emmas wrote:
Browsing through glib/gutils.c this morning, I noticed a function called
Transparent entry - see gtk-demo, offscreen widgets.
Entry on top - well, you could implement custom GtkContainer, but don't
know if events will work right ...
On 01/07/2011 10:46 PM, Cinolt wrote:
Hello, I want develop a game that can take multilingual input, including CJK
characters. Is it
On Wed, 2011-01-12 at 13:13 +, John Emmas wrote:
Is there any [...] function that would tell me the full path to the
application - e.g. /usr/bin/my_app/my_app under Linux, or C:
\Program Files\my_app\my_app.exe under Windows?
Not in general - it's best to decide you don't need this :-)
While it's not really a solve-all, you can use
g_win32_get_package_installation_directory_of_module(NULL) on Windows
to get the application's install path (Which can sometimes be not fully
what you need if you have a path like: C:\Program Files\my_app\bin,
which would give C:\Program Files\my_app
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Thanks guys. In fact, I only need this for the purpose of calculating a path
that's relative to the location of the installed program. It's of less
importance on Linux because apps tend to be installed using the same path on
everyone's system so generally, one can make an intelligent guess.
On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 05:18:17AM +, John Emmas wrote:
In fact, I only need this for the purpose of calculating
a path that's relative to the location of the installed program. It's
of less importance on Linux because apps tend to be installed using
the same path on everyone's system so
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