Setting the font for Gtk::Button

Using gtkmm, I've written a small test app whose GUI contains three widgets. The first is a Gtk::Button, the second is a Gtk::FontButton and the third is a Gtk::ProgressBar. The font button itself has the style 'set_use_font()' (i.e. it always displays its button text in whatever font I

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

On Thu, 2010-05-06 at 09:04 +, John Emmas wrote: You can probably see that the progress bar's font gets successfully changed, whereas the button's font doesn't You have to set the font of the label in the button, not the font of the button. I generally think this is far too difficult.

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

On 6 May 2010, at 10:07, Murray Cumming wrote: You have to set the font of the label in the button, not the font of the button. I generally think this is far too difficult. I have to admit, I would never have guessed that! Thanks for the tip, Murray. I'll try it out, later.

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

On 6 May 2010, at 10:07, Murray Cumming wrote: You have to set the font of the label in the button, not the font of the button. I generally think this is far too difficult. I have to admit, I would never have guessed that! Thanks for the tip, Murray. I'll try it out, later. Hmmm

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

- Original Message From: John Emmas john...@tiscali.co.uk To: gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org Sent: Thu, May 6, 2010 7:23:16 AM Subject: Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button On 6 May 2010, at 10:07, Murray Cumming wrote: You have to set the font of the label in the

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

Hi. I would try gtk_bin_get_child(), since it is a subclass of GtkBin. http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/stable/GtkBin.html#gtk-bin-get-child What is packed into button depends on how the button was constructed. If you only set it's label, then GtkLabel will indeed be the child; in any other

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

- Original Message - From: Tadej Borovšak tadeb...@gmail.com My advice to you would be to create label manually and then simply pack it into empty GtkButton using gtk_container_add(). I created a derived class that uses an explicit label but strangely, it didn't work. Here's my

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

- Original Message - From: John Emmas And that's it. The button works exactly like it did before. The correct text gets displayed. FontableTextButton::modify_font() gets called at the appropriate time. But the label's font remains the stubbornly the same :-( Correction

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

- Original Message - From: John Emmas It's possible that these might be 'C runtime' issues - although it'd be strange for it to work with some widgets but not others. However, I'll try compiling with VC++6 and see if that makes any difference. Because of template issues with VC++6 it

Re: Setting the font for Gtk::Button

- Original Message - From: John Emmas The outcome is that the VC++6 build seems to work exactly as expected, so it looks like this could well be a C runtime issue after all :-( I guess it might be worth asking this question here My understanding is that gtk-win32 and its

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