Steffen Gutmann wrote:
O.K. I submitted a report to bugzilla, id 135177
(http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135177).
Thanks again for your help,
Steffen
Mariano Surez-Alvarez wrote:
They surely are reading... but filing a request for enhancement bug in
bugzilla,
Hi Egon!
Egon Andersen wrote:
Steffen Gutmann wrote:
O.K. I submitted a report to bugzilla, id 135177
(http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135177).
I think you will find that it is already covered in a more general way
by:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59799
Oh, I didn't
Dear list members, GTK team!
I've found some problems in compiling atk-1.5.3. ./configure script
exits with an error that it cannot find the glib. Ok. I've compiled and
installed ( and run ldconfig of course) glib-2.3.2. I've returned to
configure atk and it still exits with an error that glib
Steffen Gutmann wrote:
Hi Egon!
Egon Andersen wrote:
Steffen Gutmann wrote:
O.K. I submitted a report to bugzilla, id 135177
(http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135177).
I think you will find that it is already covered in a more general way
by:
What error does configure script for ATK give?
Does settting PKG_CONFIG_PATH to /usr/local help?
Padraig
Kendl Tibor wrote:
Dear list members, GTK team!
I've found some problems in compiling atk-1.5.3. ./configure script
exits with an error that it cannot find the glib. Ok. I've compiled
Hi Egon!
Egon Andersen wrote:
So, it seems their implementation isn't complete yet...
Well, yours isn't complete either ;-)
I think, they were talking about scrolling and that the solution in
59799 didn't cover it correctly. I checked the scrolling in my version
and seems to be ok.
What is
What error does configure script for ATK give?
Does settting PKG_CONFIG_PATH to /usr/local help?
you should set it to (more precisely you should
add) /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig, not /usr/local
Padraig
Kendl Tibor wrote:
Dear list members, GTK team!
I've found some problems in
Hi,
Michael Torrie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can anyone tell me how people make those windows semi-transparent? Is
it done in gtk or in the specific window manager?
Until the compositing extensions are defined and available in X11, there
is no real way to make windows semi-transparent.
Dear list members GTK team!
I've tried to compile gtk+-3.2.3 source code from the tarball, but the
./configure script halted with an error 'Pango.1.2.0 and Xft backend is
required for x11 target'. Previously i've installed pango-1.3.2,
atk-1.5.3 and glib-3.2.3 and runned ldconfig to refresh
Steffen Gutmann wrote:
Hi Egon!
Egon Andersen wrote:
So, it seems their implementation isn't complete yet...
Well, yours isn't complete either ;-)
I think, they were talking about scrolling and that the solution in
59799 didn't cover it correctly. I checked the scrolling in my version
and
Hi,
is there a way how to highlight tabulator character in gtktextbuffer?
I've tried to change background (even foreground), but it doesn't work.
Is tabulator (\t) rendered some special way?
thanks for any ideas
dan
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Kendl Tibor said the following on 20/02/04 17.08:
Dear list members GTK team!
I've tried to compile gtk+-3.2.3 source code from the tarball,
2.2.3?
but the ./configure script halted with an error 'Pango.1.2.0 and Xft
backend is required for x11 target'. Previously i've installed
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First of all I am brand new to GTK+, but not C. After banging my head
against a wall for a week I feel I am no closer to a solution, so that's
why I'm here. Now that's out of the way... I am trying to write a
program that will grab an image from file display it then (by using a
g_timeout_add())
Question:
Lately I have spend quite litle long time and I still didnt get
something:
Let say I have window with drawingarea and status bar.
How to make callback for configure_event that I will get
always rectangular drawingarea - doesn't matter how user resize
(of course
On Monday 23 February 2004 15:35, Zbigniew Wasik wrote:
Question:
Let say I have window with drawingarea and status bar.
How to make callback for configure_event that I will get
always rectangular drawingarea - doesn't matter how user resize
(of course choosing smaller value
Hi,
I'm working with this source code example (sorry italian text):
http://www.pluto.it/journal/pj0308/gtk+2-2.html
I'm searching on API gtk+ options to hide/show a column by index in the
sample table but I haven't found soultion. Can you help me?
Thanks in advance
France
Lorenzo,
that sounds interesting. You would be welcome to discuss this
on [EMAIL PROTECTED] Don't be disappointed if you don't get
immediate responses though, we're currently hard at work to get 2.4
out of the door. It would also be a good idea to add a note pointing
to your work or an
Kendl Tibor wrote:
Dear list members GTK team!
I've tried to compile gtk+-3.2.3 source code from the tarball, but the
./configure script halted with an error 'Pango.1.2.0 and Xft backend is
required for x11 target'.
What about installing xft2 (and fontconfig)? (That's what the
script is also
Hi Egon!
I think, they were talking about scrolling and that the solution in
59799 didn't cover it correctly. I checked the scrolling in my
version and seems to be ok.
There is nothing wrong with the scrolling in the solution in 59799.
We just had some discussions about how the code could be
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