On Mon, Jul 22, 2002 at 10:19:49PM +0800, sanit wrote:
> Hi all,
> When i view PicoGUI's Architecture, I found between the "Client Library" and the
>"Network Event Queue & Network Request Queue" are marked "TCP/IP or SHM". En what is
>mean of SHM? share memory ?
> if that, why i can't fi
Hi all,
When i view PicoGUI's Architecture, I found between the "Client Library" and the
"Network Event Queue & Network Request Queue" are marked "TCP/IP or SHM". En what is
mean of SHM? share memory ?
if that, why i can't find the codes about share memory?
thanks .
Matthew Welland said:
...
> I would love to see bindings for scheme developed that made it fairly
> easy to switch between various scheme implementations. Also we can
> keep hoping for a root-less pgserver which if it ever came to pass
> would give any scheme implementations with picogui bindi
If either of you would like to put your code in PicoGUI's CVS
repository, just get a sourceforge username and let me know.
On Mon, Jun 17, 2002 at 07:27:44PM +1000, Timothy Downs wrote:
> > I also have some minimalistic bindings for scheme which I am
> > (intermittantly)
> > working on.
> >
>
> I have also been doing some bindings for Scheme (TinyScheme), and been
> meaning to release them for a while, but always something will crop up
> (always another feature to add or another bug to fix).
>
> Originally I was doing it all in the C files an registered all the
> relevant functions usi
The server is C but client bindings have been done also for
perl, python and waba
-philippe
> Hi List,
>
> I just stumbled over PicoGUI and I can't believe I havn't before now.
> It's cool stuff.
>
> One thing I can't seem to find on the homepage or WikiWeb, is whether
> there have been made b
Hi List,
I just stumbled over PicoGUI and I can't believe I havn't before now. It's cool stuff.
One thing I can't seem to find on the homepage or WikiWeb, is whether there have been made bindings into any languages other than C (like Pike or Ruby). Maybe this isn't the "trend" on embedded devices
Where is the code that draws the titlebars? I've looked high and low. If
it's just another widget, what invokes it?
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So far at least, this isn't possible.
This is one case (the other one is automatically sizing popup boxes) where it would be
good to have a widget able to suggest an optimal size for itself. The main reason this
could be tricky is that the layout engine has no distinction between the space the
First status:
> http://www.minirl.com/pgui-libgcj.html
Added a new screenshot..., panels within panels in Frames. Also labels and
buttons. BorderLayout is working flawlessly. Also FlowLayout is working
with Right and Left alignment, which leads me to my question...
How would I create some wi
Well, after a quick look through appmgr/global.c I isolated the memory leak to the
panel's app_info structure. When an application is registered, an app_info structure
is saved with the registration info such as its name, owner, type, and widget. This
structure is freed on app exit, but not wh
Micah Dowty wrote:
>
> Okay, about the panel-bar-hiding. I got that done a while ago, but the crucial file
>widget/panel_nobar.c got lost somewhere. Luckily, I found it in a backup on my
>laptop. I tested it and comitted it, and now that config item works fine!
:-) BACKUPS ARE EVERYTHING !
Okay, about the panel-bar-hiding. I got that done a while ago, but the crucial file
widget/panel_nobar.c got lost somewhere. Luckily, I found it in a backup on my laptop.
I tested it and comitted it, and now that config item works fine!
On Fri, 30 March 2001, Philippe Ney wrote:
>
> Hi Micah,
Okay... I'll have to get back to you on the disable panelbars option, and the
following code has a small memory leak (It's a bug in the server or client lib) but
the following code should point you in the right direction.
PicoGUI's contexts are a lot like variable scopes in C, and help to elimi
Yep! It works for any objects that have handles (which would be anything the server
knows about)
I originally added them for popup boxes and such, but they have plenty of uses. They
don't actually use any memory themselves, just manage some vars in the handle tree, so
you can do all sorts of
Micah Dowty wrote:
>
> Okay... I'll have to get back to you on the disable panelbars option, and the
>following code has a small memory leak (It's a bug in the server or client lib) but
>the following code should point you in the right direction.
>
> PicoGUI's contexts are a lot like variable
Hi Micah,
We want to make a 'finder' (Mac) as follows:
- the main app has to contain a toolbar and a background
with img+text buttons.
- when a button is pressed the background must disappear
(but the toolbar has to stay displayed) and let the
graphical place for the launched app (with a vf
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