dhk wrote:
Roland Roberts wrote:
Is there a way to clone a notebook tab? I'm writing an application
where I've laid out the tab using glade. The tab is for controlling
a camera, and I may have multiple cameras. Each time I connect one,
I'd like to clone a generic tab then reassign data
Gabriele Greco wrote:
Is there a way to clone a notebook tab? I'm writing an
application where I've laid out the tab using glade. The tab is
for controlling a camera, and I may have multiple cameras. Each
time I connect one, I'd like to clone a generic tab then reassign
I have a notebook where one of the tabs is another notebook. When the
device which corresponds to that tab is disconnected, I want to make the
tab insensitive. So in the callback I have something like this:
g_object_set(tab_widget, sensistive, FALSE, NULL);
When I actually get to the
Damien Caliste wrote:
Le 26/08/2008, Roland Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
I'm having trouble figuring out how to change the font color/weight
for each row individually in my GtkTreeView.
Have a look to this answer:
http://www.mail-archive.com/gtk-app-devel-list%40gnome.org
Damien Caliste wrote:
Have a look to this answer:
http://www.mail-archive.com/gtk-app-devel-list%40gnome.org/msg11865.htm
I've posted a complete example on my blog at
http://www.astrofoto.org/node/793 so I don't forget what I learned :-)
Thanks again, I had a big conceptual hurdle to get over
Is there a way to clone a notebook tab? I'm writing an application
where I've laid out the tab using glade. The tab is for controlling a
camera, and I may have multiple cameras. Each time I connect one, I'd
like to clone a generic tab then reassign data associated with the tab
just like I
I'm having trouble figuring out how to change the font color/weight for
each row individually in my GtkTreeView. I'm using a GtkListStore and
want the rows color coded depending on the data used to fill the row.
Actually, I want color coding based on data which is *not* actually
displayed
Okay, I'm a newbie with Gtk. I'm designing with glade-3. I've got an
annoying problem with my about dialog.
I connected the help-about menu item to a callback that pops up the
dialog. The Credits and License buttons work fine. The Close
button does nothing. I've seen a bug report in one
Roland Roberts wrote:
How can I get the Close button to just hide the dialog so I don't have
to do the run/hide thing in the callback?
Ack, I posted this after fighting with it all day and then found my
answer right after posting.
Apparently, the correct signal is to attach a callback
