Chaitanya RD Kulkarni wrote:
hi!
i have developed an application using gtk2.0.in my application,along with other windows, there's a window with a button on it.i want to destroy this window when i click the button. i tried using gtk_widget_destroy, with (gpointer)window as the function to be
Hey there,
Is that possible to change the Label of a button using just the resource
files ?
I tried something like
widget mywindow.GtkLabel.my_button style white-label
in foo.c:
gtk_widget_set_name (button, MyFoo);
in the RC file:
widget *MyFoo style my-button
Olexiy Avramchenko wrote:
Hey there,
Is that possible to change the Label of a button using just the
resource
files ?
No. You can change only the style stuff like colours, fonts, etc.
I tried something like
widget mywindow.GtkLabel.my_button style white-label
Does anybody have
Thanks John,
You mentioned the colors are not correct. Do they become correct when
you focus on that window? (The wm you use may have a little influence
also).
I can't think of anything useful to say regarding the slow rendering.
No the colors stay the same when focused. Interestingly, when
We are trying to build gtk+ 2.3.2 under Solaris 2.8 using gcc 3.3. We installed
pango 1.3.6, libxft 2.1.5, atk 1.5.2, glib 2.3.2 and pkgconfig 0.15.0. During
the configuration we got the following message:
sh: gnome-config: not found
configure: error: Xft version 2 is required for x11 target
Hello,
I have a notebook in which I sometimes want some of the tab to be
hidden. Now, I can accomplish this by hiding the page, but the
problem is showing it again. If there are GtkEntries on a page, those
are shown even if the page itself isn't the active one.
I am assuming this because
Hi all,
I've an application with one main window where I draw some
diagrams, and a collection of dialog boxes, always transient for
the main window (that is, they're always on the top).
When I do modifications in a dialog box and close it it should refresh
the diagram immediately then close the
Thanks Paul,
That was exactly what I needed.
But is there any way to use just the name of the button that I configured
with my Glade (libglade xml) project ?
I mean, is there any way of doing that without having to name it on my
program (using gtk_widget_set_name) ?
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Original Message
Subject: Re: Pango 1.2.0 and Xft back end
Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 23:01:18 +0200
From: busmanus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Chris Bruyere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Chris Bruyere wrote:
Hi All. This is my first email to this list. So if I
make
Hi,
Pascal Ognibene [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've an application with one main window where I draw some
diagrams, and a collection of dialog boxes, always transient for
the main window (that is, they're always on the top).
When I do modifications in a dialog box and close it it should
On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 08:50:04 CDT, B McAndrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi,
As anyone had performance problems on an 8-bit display? Specifically
what I am seeing is extremely slow rendering and when it does, finally
render, colors are totally messed up. The conditions that this occurs
I am trying to build gtk 2.4.0 on an what once was a Slackware 8 system.
I have installed atk-1.6.0, glib-2.4.0, pango-1.4.0, and freetype-2.1.7.
I am getting the following error. I expect this may have something to do with the fact that older
versions of some of these things were in installed
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