Hi.
I need an advice on using, or may be not using GtkViewport.
In general, I want just a part of a widget to be seen and I want this part
to be controlled with two adjustments. I.e. everything like GtkScrolledWindow
does, but _no_ scrollbars. Of course one can try to hide ScrolledWindow's
scrollbars, but since API of GtkScrolledWindow has not such functions this
is not legal.
So the question is: what to do to attain the wanted effect?
GtkViewport seems to be a possible way, but there are at least obstacles:
1. simple approach(*) does not work
2. I've searched archieves and found out some people writing that GtkViewport
is _only_ for use in GtkScrolledWindow.
(*) "simple" means that I've put a drawing area into a viewport created with
two reasonable adjstments and when I run a compiled program I've seen the
_whole_ drawing area, not a part of it.
Thanks,
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Alexander Kotelnikov
Saint-Petersburg, Russia
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