there seems to be no fget() and fput() function in the gtk system, how can I
get the data to the variables from the image file?
if using fprintf to do that?___
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Hi,
I'm using the table to add 3 widgets row-wise on request. Since the
gtktable may grow bigger then space may be available, I've put it into a
gtkscrolledwindow and set its policy to auto/auto for horizontal/vertical.
Adding widget (rows) is no problem. But when my code removes them, the
abel schie wrote:
I've made a gtktreeviewcolumn with a custom GtkTreeCellDataFunc,
called cell_func(). This custom function uses the underlying
GtkListStore to render the cells: it uses gtk_tree_model_get() to
fetch some values, and then g_object_set(renderer,...) to update the
cell
In any case, I really doubt that this has anything to do with
using threads.
I think it has, since this refreshing problem started since I had
do use gdk_trheads_enter()/leave() is some other part of the
application.
A naive guess of mine would be to suggest you try putting
Andre Street wrote:
I've just finished my first Gtkmm front panel. I managed to solve most
problems, except this one
I have a loop which is supposed to
1. perform an action,
2. .set a Pixmap
3. repeat above a number of times.
Problem is, when the loop is performed, the pixmaps only
abel schie wrote:
abel schie wrote:
I've made a gtktreeviewcolumn with a custom GtkTreeCellDataFunc,
called cell_func(). This custom function uses the underlying
GtkListStore to render the cells: it uses gtk_tree_model_get() to
fetch some values, and then g_object_set(renderer,...) to
No, you don't call gtk_tree_model_row_changed() from you cell data
function,
but from you time out function, which updates the list store. And you call
it on the list store.
Ok, I've tried that, but still the treeview doesn't get updated.
Maybe it has to do with g_object_set which I use to
abel schie wrote:
No, you don't call gtk_tree_model_row_changed() from you cell data
function,
but from you time out function, which updates the list store. And you
call it on the list store.
Ok, I've tried that, but still the treeview doesn't get updated.
Maybe it has to do with
It looks like there may be a problem compiling cairo since it uses
gtkdoc-mkdb which is built I think in the gtk build which requires
cairo. If the version is too old the build may fail. I saw a failure
in a cairo build which hinted that this may be a problem.
Mike
On Wed, 2005-07-06 at 15:05 -0400, Mike Emmel wrote:
It looks like there may be a problem compiling cairo since it uses
gtkdoc-mkdb which is built I think in the gtk build which requires
cairo. If the version is too old the build may fail. I saw a failure
in a cairo build which hinted that
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