Making an element look like a resize grip

Hello, I have made a widget that acts as a resize grip (I had to write one by myself because the resize grip of the statusbar doesn't work on popup windows for some reason). I used an EventBox for that, and manually handled button down, up, motion events. My question is: can I make it look like

Re: Making an element look like a resize grip

In expose event handler, use function gtk_paint_resize_grip(). Note that due to GTK's system of skinning/theming the resize grip might look different then the one on statusbar depending on the theme. On 07/11/2010 09:33 AM, Noam Yorav-Raphael wrote: Hello, I have made a widget that acts as a

release of GLib 2.25.11

Hi again, It's been a couple of weeks, so it's time for another GLib release. I'm feeling extra creative, so let's call this one 2.25.11. You can find it in the usual place: http://download.gnome.org/sources/glib/2.25/ Make sure to check those checksums!

Porting a GTK 1.x application to current version

Hi there, I have to port an old GTK 1.x application from around 2000 to a current version. The goal is simply making it work on the current version of Ubuntu. So I searched Google for a general porting guide, but was unable to find anything useful, only a hint that there was one around in 2001. I

Re: Porting a GTK 1.x application to current version

On Sun, 11 Jul 2010, Fabian Schreyer wrote: I have to port an old GTK 1.x application from around 2000 to a current version. The goal is simply making it work on the current version of Ubuntu. So I searched Google for a general porting guide, but was unable to find anything useful, only a

release of GLib 2.25.11

Hi again, It's been a couple of weeks, so it's time for another GLib release. I'm feeling extra creative, so let's call this one 2.25.11. You can find it in the usual place: http://download.gnome.org/sources/glib/2.25/ Make sure to check those checksums!

release of GLib 2.25.11

Hi again, It's been a couple of weeks, so it's time for another GLib release. I'm feeling extra creative, so let's call this one 2.25.11. You can find it in the usual place: http://download.gnome.org/sources/glib/2.25/ Make sure to check those checksums!

Re: Why GtkFontSelectionDialog doesn't implements GtkFontSelection?

Hi all, Unstable here means that it maybe will not be part of stable version of GTK+ or that it will be part of a stable version and is just on a beta version? 2010/6/28 Javier Jardón jjar...@gnome.org: 010/6/29 Tadej Borovšak tadeb...@gmail.com: There has been some work going on to bring

signal apparently missing on gtkcalendar

Hi all, I am reading the documentation of GtkCalendar, more precisely at the signals. There are the month-changed and day-selected signal, but why not a signal to represent the year changing? Maybe something like year-changed, why it doesn't exist? Thanks

Re: Why GtkFontSelectionDialog doesn't implements GtkFontSelection?

Hi. Unstable here means that it maybe will not be part of stable version of GTK+ or that it will be part of a stable version and is just on a beta version? Unstable means it'll be part of next GTK+ release, due to be out in October 2010. Tadej -- Tadej Borovšak tadeboro.blogspot.com