loop running?
Thanks!
//Mike
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HTH,
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() and g_source_iter_next() is the cause
of most of Geary's CPU utilisation when it's otherwise idle. I've also
tried to use Dunfell, but it fails with some obscure system tap error.
Any suggestions?
Cheers!
//Mike
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for the imaginary, and a single set of buttons to
adjust either depending on which is focused?
Just making some suggestions, of course.
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margin, border and padding right down as well.
But you really shouldn't do that, unless you're writing an app only
yourself will use. :)
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for accessibility, that it can be invoked
from both keyboard and mouse, and is used in almost every non-trivial
application.
In any case, Igor you might find `gdk_event_triggers_context_menu()`
helpful?
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ssibly still hosted on GNOME infrastructure, depending on the
requirements for our sysadmins.
Sounds great! Can we get this for other GNOME projects as well? I'd
like to use it for Geary.
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y should be using G[tk]Application, which will call
this for you, and aso provides a structured way of handing command line
arg parsing. ;) Especially since that (IIRC) the plan for GTK+4 is to
remove all GTK-specific command line args anyway.
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to size-allocate on the row usually works, but
configure and map either don't work or don't help. Does anyone have any
better suggestions?
Cheers,
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What about using g_signal_connect_after on
size-allocate? Or connecting to map-event signal on that widget? Or
spinning on gtk_events_pending() until all are done, then scroll down?
Good suggestions, but size-allocate does indeed seem to be the right
signal.
Thanks for your help!
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