Hi,
I found that gtk_action_create_tool_item() doesn't set action properties
( tooltip, accelerator ) for that ToolItem automatically. Is there a
mechanism that allows to create full feature GtkToolItem from
GtkAction, except for UImanager?
thanks in advance,
-andrew
GTK+-2.4.13
Matthias Clasen wrote:
there are two possible reasons for this:
a) the linker doesn't pick up the GNU gettext in /usr/lib, but the
system gettext library
well, solaris has no getext I presume ? in any case I installed the user
package in /usr/local/lib it is found at configure time and
Hope I can explain this clearly enough! :)
Assume I want to create (say) a vector drawing program allowing the user
to draw shapes on a drawing area that resides within a scrolled window.
I understand the standard way of doing this (i.e. create a drawing area
of an appropriate size, then
I understand the standard way of doing this (i.e. create a drawing area
of an appropriate size, then insert it in to a scrolled window) but it strikes
me that this is an inefficient way of doing things for a large drawing area,
as the complete drawing area needs to be maintained in memory, even
* Roger Leigh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Some of the recent (paid) work I've done with GTK+ has involved output
to receipt printers for point of sale applications, where this sort of
thing would have been quite useful. As it was, I just used normal
pipes. And all the reporting used groff as
Hi, All!
My application uses a TreeView (using ListStore model) table to present
measured data
once per second. This table has about 20 rows and about 40 columns.
The problem is in consuming too much CPU resources (about 14% when the
table is
switched on, and near 3% when it is switched off).
