Hello,
I've sent an email (subject About CList 5th July) about the CList and if
they were a possibility for the user to modify an element in the same way as
with a spreadsheet (like gnumeric or excel).
If this object cannot do it, it there a workaround? Or tips? Or maybe
another similar object
Gentlemen,
I was just thinking about how the data in linked lists structures are
handled by the GList and GSList implementations. These implementations
never directly alter the data themselves nor do they change the value of
the data pointers, do they? That job is the responsibility of
I'm having a problem with the Pan newsreader, which I *think* is Gtk
theme related. (This is why I post it here.)
I have Pan 0.9.7 installed on two computers. From my account on one
computer, everything works fine. From my account on the second computer,
when I try to post a new messages to a
Ian King wrote:
When I call gtk_ctree_select on a tree node and immediately check the ctree
selection glist, the two pointers (selection and ctreenode) do not match
even though I have it on browse selection mode. Does anyone know why this
is?
selection is a GList *, so try using
If you can find any, let me know too.
I've never been able to find any.
Jose Fernando Diago wrote:
Hello.
Does anyone knows where to get the API reference for gnome-print?
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youre not the only one who has asked, and though im rather embarrased by
the code, you could take a look at
http://www.students.uiuc.edu/~cbschmid/pronto_widgets/ im willing to
answer any questions you may have about them.
alternatively, someone could finish this part (and others) of
Eric,
I am not sure whether you are suggesting that the pointers be constant
pointers, or that they be made pointers to constant data.
In either case, the only benefit that I see would be to catch at
compile-time bugs in the GList and GSList implementations; the
inadvertant altering of either
