Can I simply rename the .c source files generated by Glade to .cpp ?
usually yes, please give details of your error
Rgrds
Ivan Wong
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Could the space between the Scrolled Window and the Scroll bars in the
two widgets be set to zero by default. This would display the widget as
one entity rather that two or three different entity at this stage.
Thanks.
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Egon Andersen wrote:
Hi,
I'll like to insert a label that is rotated 90 degrees i.e. the label
text is vertical and not horizontal.
How can I do this?
Because the text in a widget cann't be rotated,
you will have to create a pixmap picture that you can add to the
Nazmul Hossain wrote:
Could the space between the Scrolled Window and the Scroll bars in the
two widgets be set to zero by default. This would display the widget
as one entity rather that two or three different entity at this stage.
As for GtkScrolledWindow - it has scrollbar_spacing style
NGP Languages wrote:
Happy New Year to ALL!
Egon Andersen wrote:
Hi,
I'll like to insert a label that is rotated 90 degrees i.e. the label
text is vertical and not horizontal.
How can I do this?
Because the text in a widget cann't be rotated,
you will have to create a pixmap picture that
Have you tried using libglade to load the interfaces at run-time from
XML? I suspect it will be much easier in the long run. Should be
possible from C++.
I believe the code generation feature of Glade is deprecated.
Thanks for help! I will have a try!
Hi,
I am about to install gtk 2.2.4 on Mandrake 9.0 and I am not sure of the
best way to go about installing all the related packages.
These are the packages I want to install (all source):
- gtk+-2.2.4
- glib-2.2.3
- atk-1.2.4
- pango-1.2.5
- pkgconfig-0.14.0
- jpegsrc.v6b
- libpng-1.2.5
-
Hello,
does anyone know, why the return value of the function
gtk_events_pending() is gint?
In my opinion gboolean would be better ...
(I'm not posting on gtk-devel-list, because it's for developers of GTK+
to discuss code.)
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gtk_events_pending() returns the number of pending events. Whether
knowing the actual number of pending events is useful or not I don't
know, but there you have it.
Johannes Weil wrote:
Hello,
does anyone know, why the return value of the function
gtk_events_pending() is gint?
In my opinion
On 2004-01-06 05:06:21, Christer Palm wrote:
gtk_events_pending() returns the number of pending events. Whether
knowing the actual number of pending events is useful or not I don't
know, but there you have it.
no, here's the gtk-code:
gint
gtk_events_pending (void)
{
gboolean result;
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