Paul Pogonyshev wrote:
I want to add tooltips to my widget, but they should be different for
different widget areas. It seems there is no way to implement this
using GtkTooltips... Any hints?
Hi Paul,
How about two (or more) separate instances of the ToolTips class, one
for each
Bill Sousan wrote:
Is there a way to use TextView and TextBuffer to setup an addressable area
of text? In other words, I want to have a Text Window where I can specify
to display a given string at a specific Row and Column. I want to avoid the
overhead of having a Fixed container and popping
Goran Rakić wrote:
Why not use GtkFixed as base container?
Good idea. I didn't think of that one.
A cautionary note: Truncated labels, etc. may result.
-Ron T.
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Gezim Hoxha wrote:
I'm under the impression that GTK+ programs work under windows as well,
right? Like in GIMP's case. However I'm wondering if gtkmm program work
under windows as well and how you would get them going?
You can get more info here:
Fernando Apesteguía wrote:
Actually, I want my app behaves for example like the gnome font dialog.
When I change dpi configuration, dialog, gnome panel and others, they expand
their widths and heights to fit the text. Did you try it?.
Maybe I'm missing some widget property to do this
Fernando Apesteguía wrote:
I have a problem about displaying text on labels. When I change the dpi font
configuration, the text doesn't fit the label, so the message appear to be
cutted.
I would like to know if there is any way to handle this. May be I'm
forgetting some gtk_label_set_*
Tristan Van Berkom wrote:
There may be other ways to do this that I'm not aware of;
afaik the theme engine does not support this (all images
are scaled to fit the widget backgrounds afaik; using
engine pixbuf that is).
One thing I do know you can do is:
Hi all,
Does anyone know how to tile an image as a background in a widget? I'm
thinking it has something to do with GdkFill types (such as GDK_TILED)
but I don't see any example code. In fact, I'm not at all clear on how
to use a GdkFill type at all. Any suggestions, anyone?
-Ron T.
Hi all,
I've been looking through all the Gtk docs and I don't see any way to
set the text for item # -1 (which would act as a prompt if nothing has
been selected from the list yet) for a GtkComboBox. Is there a way to do
this or do I have to fake it with item #0?
-Ron T.
