On Saturday 05 November 2005 10:24 pm, Mitchell Laks wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to play with writing a simple gtk2-perl hebrew program. I
I took dov grobgelds simple tutorial example program and I modified it
trivially.
Instead of writing hebrew utf8 text directly into the file, I took a hebrew
On Sunday 26 March 2006 02:36, you wrote:
Surely the lowest level of making the images is fastest done with C or
perhaps C++, but I guess in this case the speed of disk and network (are
those images on a network disk?) and amount of memory (are those images
to be open at the same time?) are
to hebrew? (how to
do that?) (why not for textview?).
I love gtk2-perl! It is great fun to use!
Thank you!
Mitchell Laks
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Hi,
The Gome2::DateEdit widget has two sections, date and time. For my application
the only relevant issue is the date. I don't want to display the time as it is
not relevant
and will confuse the users.
I noticed that when I set up a gui with glade-3 and succeeded in turning off
the time
On 22:37 Sun 27 Jan , muppet wrote:
On Jan 27, 2008, at 1:21 PM, Mitchell Laks wrote:
Hi,
The Gome2::DateEdit widget has two sections, date and time. For my
application
the only relevant issue is the date. I don't want to display the time
as it is not relevant
and will confuse
On 23:05 Mon 28 Jan , muppet wrote:
I just noticed that versions of gtk+ = 2.10.0 break my old
object_browser; a simple one-line hack makes it work again.
http://asofyet.org/muppet/software/gtk2-perl/object_browser-0.008
object_browser is a little utility which lets you browse
Hi,
I was trying to capture events such as button1-motion-mask or
button2-motion-mask or pointer-motion-mask with pointer-motion-hint-mask
on an OpenGL widget. This is to be able to use window and level and pan and
zoom for display of medical CT and MRI images
I noticed that initially I could
Hi group,
I have been puzzling over the cellrenderer_spinbutton.pl example
in the Gtk2-1.153 distribution
and can't seem to figure this out.
If you hover over the window with your mouse, without clicking on any cell,
then type a keyboard entry such as any letter, then a Gtk2::Entry widget
opens
On 02:50 Tue 05 Feb , Mitchell Laks wrote:
I just noticed that if I modified this code
Here is a simple example:
--drawingarea.pl--
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Gtk2 '-init';
my $window = Gtk2::Window-new ('toplevel');
my $button= Gtk2::VBox-new;
my
are 84 and 84
value of x and y and button1 are 84 and 8
nothing when i press a key :(.
Thank you,
Mitchell Laks
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On 02:56 Tue 05 Feb , Mitchell Laks wrote:
Put another way, in terms of my rereading of earlier message from
muppet on ToggleButton.
Why is the Gtk2::Window eating the
key-press events,
but not eating the
pointer-motion events or
button-press events
which seem to propagate nicely
On 08:35 Tue 05 Feb , muppet wrote:
Mitchell Laks wrote:
If you hover over the window with your mouse, without clicking on any cell,
then type a keyboard entry such as any letter, then a Gtk2::Entry widget
opens up below the main window and your typed info goes into it.
What line
On 08:30 Tue 05 Feb , muppet wrote:
By virtue of adding the key-press-event mask to the widget's event set,
the drawing area is set up to monitor key-press-event, but is not allowed to
take keyboard focus until you enable it. You need to do
$draw-can_focus (TRUE);
Now that works!
On 13:19 Tue 21 Apr , jeffrey.ratcli...@gmail.com wrote:
On Apr 21, 2009 3:17pm, Emmanuel Rodriguez emmanuel.rodrig...@gmail.com
wrote:
Sadly the bug affects the standard Perl distributed in Debian Lenny :(
And Ubuntu Intrepid.
And is still the current one in sid-squeeze as well
:(
On 22:09 Sun 19 Apr , Sergei Steshenko wrote:
Well, I do not know Python except for vewry basic/primitive stuff.
However, Perl is a strategically different from Python language, i.e. it
has fundamental features Python doesn't have or has them in a very
rudimentary form.
I think you
On 17:36 Mon 20 Apr , muppet wrote:
Remco Wouts did something along those lines:
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-perl-list/2005-January/msg00128.html
as did i:
http://asofyet.org/muppet/software/gtk2-perl/gish.html
http://asofyet.org/muppet/software/gtk2-perl/gws.html
There
On 23:26 Tue 21 Apr , Sergei Steshenko wrote:
Of course, Perl allows dynamic compilation/binding, i.e. one can add some
new piece of code to a running instance.
Has anyone verified absence of memory leaks doing such things frequently ?
WRT memory leaks I prefer to be on the safe side
I agree with all that has been said.
This is an active helpful group and you clearly have not reviewed the resources
adequately.
Another must is Grant McLeans wonderful gtk2-perl glade tutorial talk.
http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/links/
how can that web site not suffice?
MItchell
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