Attila bardi <attila.ba...@gmail.com> writes: > > Then how can I set the window size and remove the right from the UI user to > resize it?
Maybe Gtk2::Window set_geometry_hints() saying the minimum and maximum sizes the same value. Or Gtk2::Gdk::Window set_functions() to take away the resize handles, wherever that hides on the Gtk2::Window (or apply it after "realize"). Of course both depend on the window manager obeying those hints settings. I'd think forcibly disallowing resize is probably not a good idea though. Make the default size something sensible, and if the user makes a mess later too bad. Generally all widgets and windows are meant to do at least something in any size, even if not very well, etc. Resize might even be important if you've botched a size calculation and the user has to expand to see the full content. -- The sigfile finance for the layman series: In an annual report screaming unrealistic optimism is the normal tone for the chairman's letter. If it's anything less then expect to lose money. _______________________________________________ gtk-perl-list mailing list gtk-perl-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-perl-list
