and no more work remains. By returning an appropriate value you
can control how many times it'll be run.
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in individual themes is never the right thing.
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is Clearlook but the
gtk-demo treeview example still has the triangle so it hasn't to
depend from the theme as far as I can see.
Gwhere looks like it's using gtk+ 1.2. There's no TreeView in 1.2, and
old tree widget (GtkCTree) uses + sign for expander.
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, if no such border is
visible, it's TreeView. In (0.6) clearlooks case, TreeView's selection
will also be a gradient, in CTree it's solid colour.
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to override that.
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, as mentioned
in the bug Tim gave a pointer to.
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it. But I didn't find any tools in
Gtk that would manipulate image/pixbuf for me .
AFAIK, there aren't any, but just changing the colour shouldn't be that
hard, pixbuf can be accessed as a simple array of bytes.
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of give me a circle.
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to be the one but it does not work in any
of my callbacks, only before gtk_main. Am I missing something?
Works for me. Could you give a testcase that fails to work for you?
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outstanding references, you need to unref them separately for object
to get freed.
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-- this ensures you will never again have
such a dillemma.
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initial reference, using so called floating reference.
There's documentation on it available on net, although not as gathered
in one place as we could wish -- that's part of the ongoing effort to
improve developer pages I mentioned above.
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to use. Use libglade, really. Although even with
autogenerated glade code it's easy to do, check inside one of the files
generated will be function glade_get_widget_by_name() or something
similar, which works like glade_xml_get_widget ().
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, making it painfully
obvious that libglade is the right thing.
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and
glade_xml_get_widget(), related to the other thread.
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Dnia 18-05-2005, ro o godzinie 08:52 +0200, Maciej Katafiasz napisa:
Try the attached programme.
D'oh, mailman seems to be stripping attachments off. Here's the URL
then:
http://mathrick.org/files/entry.c
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as you can't disable Glib, it just doesn't
make sense.
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which is slow enough to need splash,
that insists on showing that splash no matter what, preventing users
from working in the meantime.
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Dnia 21-04-2005, czw o godzinie 10:05 +0200, Hubert Sokolowski napisa:
sorry for posting to this list, but gtkhtml mailing list seems to be dead.
My question is does gtkhtml3 support CSS?
AFAIK, no. That's one of the very basic problems with gtkhtml.
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Outside of implementing custom menu widget, you don't have much chance
to encounter such situation.
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(the latest release, or maybe even
not yet released CVS, I forgot).
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://www.gnugadu.org/ ), it includes scrolling
label widget that does what you want.
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