Re: New Container Widget RFC

D. Jackson Peacock wrote: First, does anyone know of an existing widget that does what I want? There's no point duplicating work here. I remember seeing a package of additional gtk widgets once but can't seem to find it now. Seems like gtkextra is what you're half-remembering -

Problems building cvs version of gtk

I'm getting farther. I finally got cvs versions of glib, atk and pango all installed. Now I'm stuck trying to build gtk itself. After first encountering problems, I decided to start from scratch, so I zapped all text files except the CVS stuff and reloaded: find . -type f | egrep -v CVS

Re: Finding gtkwidget from GdkWindow

Ian King [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: If I retrieve the gdkwindow that the mouse pointer is currently over (gdk_window_at_pointer), what is the easiest way to find the relative gtkWidget for which this gdkwindow is associated with. It's gdk_window_get_user_data (window). The user data on

timer or idle function ? HOWTO ?

Hello, I would like to use the gtk_idle_add() function, but I'm not sure how to have widgets updated w/in the function. Does anybody have an example I could look at? Also, why does the clicked signal get sent when I call gtk_toggle_button_set_active()? Is there some widget or something that

Re: timer or idle function ? HOWTO ?

I would like to use the gtk_idle_add() function, but I'm not sure how to have widgets updated w/in the function. Does anybody have an example I could look at? you need to pass pointers to widgets, then use them: gint my_idle_function (gpointer arg) { GtkWidget *w = (GtkWidget *) arg;

Help!

yesterday i posted this, and i still have trouble with this so i'm asking you guys for help i have to develop a system that has to plot data that is acquired trhough the serial port, i have done most of this part using the realtime plot demo that comes with extragtk, but i have a problem because

Re: Lightweight GTK+?

Havoc Pennington ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: Simon Budig [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Is it possible to reduce the size of the GTK Library (we don't have unlimited resources) e.g. by removing some unused widgets? You can do a custom GTK build and remove a substantial number of the widgets

OpenGL and Gtk

Hi, I am new to this list and gtk+. So far I haven't been able to find any info about OpenGL and Gtk+. I have a sample source code that includes gtkgl/gtkglarea.h and links with -lgtkgl but I don't have this and I'm not sure where to get it. Could someone give some info about opengl w/gtk?

Re: Lightweight GTK+?

Simon Budig [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Static linking currently is not a solution, since we have multiple applications. So - how would I remove widgets from the Build? Simply deleting the files from the Makefile? For many widgets that should work, yes. We'd kind of like to have a nicer way

dev widgets location : and scope widget

Hello, I would like a scope widget, a graph that takes in an arbitrary stream of data and displays it over time. Is anybody working on one that I could add to? I looked at GtkCurve.. and what I want is too diferent I think to subclass from. Is there a place where people freely distribute

Re: OpenGL and Gtk

Hi, On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Frank Hartman wrote: Hi, I am new to this list and gtk+. So far I haven't been able to find any info about OpenGL and Gtk+. I have a sample source code that includes gtkgl/gtkglarea.h and links with -lgtkgl but I don't have this and I'm not sure where to get

Minimize and Restore Windows

List, [Sorry, but I'm asking this again...] Does anyone know if GTK 1.2 has functionality to raise and lower (minimize) windows on the desktop programmatically? Thanks -- Ralph E. Walden Tripos, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ gtk-list mailing list

Re: Minimize and Restore Windows

Ralph Walden [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [Sorry, but I'm asking this again...] Does anyone know if GTK 1.2 has functionality to raise and lower (minimize) windows on the desktop programmatically? To deiconify, call gdk_window_show (window_widget-window), to iconify you basically call