, but not before.
Again, sorry if it's exactly your argument, but I just don't know that
and don't have time to do proper homework right now.
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for integration: 2 hours (if it goes bad, all it really takes is copying
the source and slightly adjusting autofoo).
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invokations in the source code should be very
non-intrusive. Some very short macro call with no parameters if you
just want a basic line with no specific information, just a basic
where and when.
How about GLOG_LOG(Message)? :)
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currently have any way to express
default value. This needs addressing, and language bindings will need
that to support default function parameters anyway.
I think that's all I can remember right now, please discuss and comment.
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Den Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:55:29 -0400 skrev Behdad Esfahbod:
coda wrote:
I discussed this on #gtk+ with mathrick and pbor and it seems that the
assumption that UTF-8 strings are NUL-terminated and contain no NULs
runs pretty deep. A possible solution is to use modified UTF-8 (
Den Wed, 08 Oct 2008 23:47:23 -0400 skrev Havoc Pennington:
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Lemme pull a real-world example: Last year I had to fix a bug in
Firefox where a page with a nul byte crashed the browser.
What I don't see is how a nul
in UI area.
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tool you use for
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don't want that, then you need to subclass GtkButton
and override appropriate methods and signal handlers so that it draws as
image and does whatever you want when clicked. You get more control
here, but also more work needs to be done.
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probably good trade-off, interface that changes without user's action is
Really Bad Thing(TM)
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tied to Unix in
more ways than GTK+ covers and that rather won't change in any
forseeable future.
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it will not be dependent to any desktop, as
is the case with DTKSH.
Check out Zenity, http://freshmeat.net/projects/zenity
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docs at
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/gtk-General.html#id2755523
they have snippet to put in your code.
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You're using -c option to gcc which tells the compiler to not link
resulting program, only to compile source into .o files. It has told you
that, too :). Remove -c flag to make it compile and link.
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all caps, like
enum
{
GTK_SOME_ENUM_VALUE
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#define GTK_SOME_MACRO
unless the macro is intended to be used like normal function, in which
case you use function naming convention.
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the bug will
simply get closed. So don't be afraid of reporting, it's never the wrong
thing to do :)
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you'll be able to use it with GTK+ easily, as
well as that GTK+ itself will use Cairo, but it doesn't mean Cairo will
be swallowed by GTK+. If you're using it today, just continue doing so,
and after 2.8 you'll find your current Cairo work easier, not redundant.
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other questions (licensing, compiling, etc.),
use gtk-list.
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know of something? How difficult do you think it would be to make an
existing rpc lib non-blocking?
D-BUS? http://www.freedesktop.org/Software/dbus
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://www.gnugadu.org/ ), it includes scrolling
label widget that does what you want.
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(the latest release, or maybe even
not yet released CVS, I forgot).
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Outside of implementing custom menu widget, you don't have much chance
to encounter such situation.
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Dnia 21-04-2005, czw o godzinie 10:05 +0200, Hubert Sokolowski napisa:
sorry for posting to this list, but gtkhtml mailing list seems to be dead.
My question is does gtkhtml3 support CSS?
AFAIK, no. That's one of the very basic problems with gtkhtml.
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which is slow enough to need splash,
that insists on showing that splash no matter what, preventing users
from working in the meantime.
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as you can't disable Glib, it just doesn't
make sense.
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with some text or not. if it is filled
then the frame will be displayed, if not i will give pop up msg saying
enter text b'fore pressing next. how to check the text presence in text
entry.
Try the attached programme.
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Dnia 18-05-2005, ro o godzinie 08:52 +0200, Maciej Katafiasz napisa:
Try the attached programme.
D'oh, mailman seems to be stripping attachments off. Here's the URL
then:
http://mathrick.org/files/entry.c
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to use. Use libglade, really. Although even with
autogenerated glade code it's easy to do, check inside one of the files
generated will be function glade_get_widget_by_name() or something
similar, which works like glade_xml_get_widget ().
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, making it painfully
obvious that libglade is the right thing.
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glade_xml_get_widget(), related to the other thread.
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outstanding references, you need to unref them separately for object
to get freed.
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initial reference, using so called floating reference.
There's documentation on it available on net, although not as gathered
in one place as we could wish -- that's part of the ongoing effort to
improve developer pages I mentioned above.
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to be the one but it does not work in any
of my callbacks, only before gtk_main. Am I missing something?
Works for me. Could you give a testcase that fails to work for you?
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of give me a circle.
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is Clearlook but the
gtk-demo treeview example still has the triangle so it hasn't to
depend from the theme as far as I can see.
Gwhere looks like it's using gtk+ 1.2. There's no TreeView in 1.2, and
old tree widget (GtkCTree) uses + sign for expander.
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, if no such border is
visible, it's TreeView. In (0.6) clearlooks case, TreeView's selection
will also be a gradient, in CTree it's solid colour.
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, as mentioned
in the bug Tim gave a pointer to.
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it. But I didn't find any tools in
Gtk that would manipulate image/pixbuf for me .
AFAIK, there aren't any, but just changing the colour shouldn't be that
hard, pixbuf can be accessed as a simple array of bytes.
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in individual themes is never the right thing.
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and no more work remains. By returning an appropriate value you
can control how many times it'll be run.
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