can i port my gtk programs written in redhat 7.1 to windowsXXX.
If yes
what shall i do ?
what kind of tools or compilers shall i have? and so on...
thanx for your help
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On Tue, 4 Dec 2001, Teber Ozceyhan wrote:
can i port my gtk programs written in redhat 7.1 to windowsXXX.
If yes
what shall i do ?
what kind of tools or compilers shall i have? and so on...
thanx for your help
I made some experiments with gtk+ for windows which you can find at
On Tue, 4 Dec 2001, Teber Ozceyhan wrote:
can i port my gtk programs written in redhat 7.1 to windowsXXX.
If yes
what shall i do ?
what kind of tools or compilers shall i have? and so on...
thanx for your help
Ah! I forgot to say that I used MS VisualStudio to compile the code under
Installs progresses after ./configure. However on typing $make I get the following:
-o .libs/libglib-1.2.so.0.0.8
collect2: ld terminated with signal 6 [Aborted]
make[2]: *** [libglib.la] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/tmp/glib-1.2.8'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]:
I've got a simplified Quicken-like (check book register and simple
reports) program (written in C++ using GTK) I wrote a couple years ago
and have been using as the treasurer for a non-profit. I'm turning
over the position to someone else and they of course don't use
Linux. The program is not
Hi,
The problem I am facing is , I create a drawable area using
gtk_drawing_area_new and gtk_drawing_area_size and send it to some other
function to create a pixmap and draw pixmap in that area...
it is giving the error ..
assertion 'drawable != NULL' failed...
Can anybody please let me
Hello all;
I'm developing an application that uses CList but doens't use mouse, I
has some doubts about CList, I need to control the movement of row
selection using PagUp/PageDow, the keys aren't problem, I detect it
easy, but how to detect in a CList that the row selected are in the
bottom off
Hi,
Flávio Alberto Lopes Soares [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm developing an application that uses CList but doens't use mouse, I
has some doubts about CList, I need to control the movement of row
selection using PagUp/PageDow, the keys aren't problem, I detect it
easy, but how to detect in
Hi,
I was getting random io X error after forking and the child was not using
any GTK, nor was it using exit() in stead of _exit(). I finally tracked down
the problem to the child using malloc() and free(), and overwriting the GTK
widget information in the parent process. By using stack
Hello,
I want to validate the contents of the entry widget and if necessary to NOT
allow focus out of that entry widget. But it is not possible to do this.
I use gtk_entry_new() to create the widget.
I capture the 'focus_out_event' with a signal handler.
In that handler I validate and set the
From: Jyothi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
The problem I am facing is , I create a drawable area using
gtk_drawing_area_new and gtk_drawing_area_size and send it to some other
function to create a pixmap and draw pixmap in that area...
it is giving the error ..
You're confusing two completely
From: Mani Murugesan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I want to validate the contents of the entry widget and if necessary to NOT
allow focus out of that entry widget. But it is not possible to do this.
I use gtk_entry_new() to create the widget.
I capture the 'focus_out_event' with a signal
In my code I have a sequence of statements that look like this:
void functionCall1(gboolen value1)
{
if (retCode)
{
functionCall2();
if (value1)
{
gtk_toggle_button_set_active(toggle1, TRUE);
void functionCall1(gboolen value1)
{
if (retCode)
{
functionCall2();
if (value1)
{
gtk_toggle_button_set_active(toggle1, TRUE);
}
functionCall3();
}
}
/* Callback for toggle
Havoc Pennington wrote:
Edscott Wilson García [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was getting random io X error after forking and the child was
not using any GTK, nor was it using exit() in stead of _exit(). I
finally tracked down the problem to the child using malloc() and
free(), and
Neither do I think it's possible. Yet, it is so. Maybe a failed malloc()
no its not. virtual address spaces make it so. children have no access
to their parent's address space. global variables make no difference.
or free() makes the child access a gtk widget it's not supposed to, via
some
Hello
Why don't you try Dev-C++. It's a nice sourcecode editor including the
MinGW compiler and varius libs including gtk+ and glib.
Otherwise you can take cygwin and cross-compile it using the MinGW libs.
I think you've to use the -mno-cygwin flag or something like that.
Well, so far
Olaf
Am
Well, you can get Dev-C++ from www.bloodshed.net
Paul Davis wrote:
Neither do I think it's possible. Yet, it is so. Maybe a failed malloc()
no its not. virtual address spaces make it so. children have no access
to their parent's address space. global variables make no difference.
or free() makes the child access a gtk widget it's not
Don't forget, that there is actually a shared memory component.
That is, the widgets involve resources on the X server that are
common to the parent and child... Manipulating them from
two different processes is a bad idea IMHO.
Ralph Walden
Edscott Wilson García wrote:
Paul Davis wrote:
parent heaps totally independent, as should be. Maybe there is a way to
tell gtk at the fork point whether child or parent will keep the widgets
instead of leaving it up to gtk to decide?
there isn't any choice. the child cannot access the widgets. end of
story. i didn't even both to check your
Ralph Walden wrote:
Don't forget, that there is actually a shared memory component.
That is, the widgets involve resources on the X server that are
common to the parent and child... Manipulating them from
two different processes is a bad idea IMHO.
Most definitely a bad idea. But how can
If you insert a node with both text and pixmap, you have to use
gtk_ctree_node_get_pixtext() to retrieve the contents.
On Tue, 04 Dec 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot get the GtkCTree widget to work with my application. I've modified
the testgtk.c program from the source distribution
Thanks!
But my program uses no pixmaps and gtk_ctree_node_get_text() still returns bad
data for column 0, not columns 1-n. However, gtk_ctree_node_get_pixtext()
works. I'm suspicious that gtk_ctree_node_get_text() was never debugged
because everybody uses pixmaps in column 0.
I'll see if I
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