Hi!
I'm using gtk+v2.0 and for some reason I cannot add a window to another window as a child. First of all, can u do this at all and if yes, does anyone know how?
Let me explain further: I want to usetwo windows, one parent, one child.When the parent is clicked, I don't want the child to hide
Hi there,
I'm using GTK v2.0 Is there a way to change the grey color of most of the widgets?
Thanx,
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Zigus Software Inc wrote:
I'm using GTK v2.0 Is there a way to change the grey color of most of
the widgets?
Look at rc files and themes.
BYtE,
Diego
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Hi all.
I am trying to use 2 separate threads for the GUI and audio part of an
application. (following some suggestion coming from the list some months ago)
I have tryed to create a pthread with the entire gtkmm GUI code, but I get a
segmentation fault from the constructor of my
I am trying to use 2 separate threads for the GUI and audio part of an
application. (following some suggestion coming from the list some months ago)
I have tryed to create a pthread with the entire gtkmm GUI code, but I get a
segmentation fault from the constructor of my gtkWindow-inherited
I'm in the process of testing Gnome 2.2 on Solaris 8 and 9 (X86) and
I've run into a problem.
I've run a make check on both OS's, and i'm getting different results:
Solaris 8/X86 (gcc-3.2.1, sun ld and as) - 1 test failure:
(strfunc-test.c:449) failed for: 3 == g_snprintf (buf, 0, %s, abc)
On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 10:39:23AM +0100, Marco Lettere wrote:
I'm trying to create a full screen window.
I create and show a new toplevel setting the size to screen size and
disabling decorations (gdk_window_set_decoration()). But this happens to
work only sometimes.
For example the first
Hello
I have a problem here with focus_in event.
When my app is creating combobox widget, it is setting focus_in and
focus_out events to perform some function.
For instance, one function filling dropdown list in separate thread,
then inform GTK-thread to get this data and set it for my
Romain Liévin wrote:
I would like to know how to change font in a GtkCTree widget ?
Warning! Deprecated widget!
I suppose I will have to use property and Pango but I was unable to find a
such stuff in the doc.
If you're using Gtk+-2.2, then you should use GtkTreeView. Then you have
to change
hi,
I'm new in gtk programming and I've got an error when I compile
the easy program, any expert could tell me a solution?
thanks in advance,
Ana.
the code is:
//--
#include gtk/gtk.h
typedef struct {
gdouble lx1;
gdouble lx2;
hi
i am trying create a static executable..using gtkmm-2.0.2,
gtk-2.0.9,libsigc++-1.2..i am using Anjuta-1.0.0 as my IDE..I have
set -static flag for compilers flags in the settings..
this my configure command
./configure --enable-static=yes --disable-shared
make
It links to all the static
I seem to have got my XFree86 and GTK2 installations mixed up. When I try to link
against GTK2 I get errors indicating that libXrandr.so.2 is missing. A quick look at
libtdk-x11-2.0.so's dependencies confirms this:
~/packages/src# ldd /usr/lib/libgdk-x11-2.0.so
libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0
I'm trying to create a full screen window.
I create and show a new toplevel setting the size to screen size and
disabling decorations (gdk_window_set_decoration()). But this happens to
work only sometimes.
For example the first creation of the window doesn't make it to go
fullscreen (border,
I have a problem here with focus_in event.
When my app is creating combobox widget, it is setting focus_in and
focus_out events to perform some function.
For instance, one function filling dropdown list in separate thread,
then inform GTK-thread to get this data and set it for my combobox. The
Try rebuilding the source rpm on your machine. That should get it
linked to the version of randr you have. Since Randr suppoprt is still
kind of infant (ie few window managers support it), I compiled a version
of the gtk2.2 rpm on a machine without xfree 4.2.99 and they don't have
any randr
In the gtk download, there is a testing directory which contains code to
test various widgets. In this directory are two files, Makefile.am and
Makefile.in. I've posted this question once before and received no reply
that answered the question. There is no autogen.sh in this directory or
in the
Hi,
Carl B. Constantine [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In the gtk download, there is a testing directory which contains code to
test various widgets. In this directory are two files, Makefile.am and
Makefile.in. I've posted this question once before and received no reply
that answered the
In case anyone else wants to automate testing of their gtk-2.x
application, I have got a workaround for the failure to build shared
libraries: you simply steal the libtool from your build of atk-1.2,
there is something screwed with the ltconfig and/or ltmain.sh or the way
they interact with
I don't understand the attached instructions from the porting guide,
even after doing the attached greps. I would like to use
AM_GLIB_GNU_GETTEXT, but I can't figure out what I am missing. I
started with gnome1 configuration files, and the last messages I am
getting from autogen.sh and don't
does anyone have any hints on how to pick a suitable font as the size of window
is increased? i have a display that users want to use a larger and
larger font if they increase its window size (its an audio-time clock).
i can see a crude way to do this, but i thought i'd ask and see if
there is an
there is absolutely no problem mixing pthreads, C++, GTK+ and
gtkmm. you need to understand multithreaded programming, which is not
trivial, and it is best if you stick to the model that only one thread
ever calls gtkmm/GTK+/GDK/Xlib functions. the latest gtkmm has a nice
class (called Dispatcher,
malo p wrote:
Hi i just would like to know if there is a fuction to stop a callback
return is enough :-) Or return TRUE (or FALSE, it depends - see the
docs).
if i have understand when we cliked on a button the callback is on and
for the next boucle of the main it 'll work
Nope. When you
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