There are differing opinions about the gtkextra package, but here's my
take:
I'm using it in a fairly good-sized embedded application that's doing
instrument monitoring/control. My system has to run for weeks at a time
without error, meeting hard real-time constraints, which it do
I need to do the same thing but the link doesn't provide the referenced
example. Can Marc or John please provide it? Or someone else? Thanks.
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gtkhtml is a dead project but these might help:
http://www.fifi.org/doc/libgtkhtml-dev/html/index.html
http://primates.ximian.com/~rodo/programing_with_gtkhtml_tutorial/guadec.html
On Thu, 2006-01-26 at 00:22 -0800, Van H Tran wrote:
> Hi all,
> Does any one know a good site on gtkhtml? It seems
Goran Rakić wrote:
Why not use GtkFixed as base container?
Good idea. I didn't think of that one.
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Hi, i was looking for a plotting widget for gtk, and i have found the
gtkplot, and i'm using it in a software.
I want to know if someone uses it, because i think it has lots o bugs, and
is not updates since a long time ago...
I don't know if it would be wise use it
Why not use GtkFixed as base container?
Goran
On 26.01.2006., at 19.07, Ephrem Boudonnet wrote:
Vivien Malerba wrote:
Thanks for your help,
in fact my problem is that I need to find a container class that
could contain others containers of the same type AND which
positions and sizes cou
Vivien Malerba wrote:
Thanks for your help,
in fact my problem is that I need to find a container class that could
contain others containers of the same type AND which positions and
sizes could be specified "manually" (i.e. without following any
predefined layout)
Is there such class of GT
I have succeeded in handling mouse clicks in an application but have been
unable to catch mouse wheel scrolling events. Based on extensive reading
of previous postings in this list, the following example program should
work for mouse wheel scrolling but it doesn't. The click-handling part
works.
Il giorno gio, 26/01/2006 alle 00.22 -0800, Van H Tran ha scritto:
> Does any one know a good site on gtkhtml?
no
> Or are there any projects that use gtkhtml
> _extensively_ somewhere so that i can refer to?
you can try http://peacock.sourceforge.net/
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I am learning GTK-2+ programming in Linux, and I have developed a sample
application which almost works correctly.
I built a main window containing a scrolling window containing a text
view window.
The main window also has a menu bar.
issue # 1
The menu bar has both single menu-items and item
Hi there,
Well I figured it out... sorda, like I said I just started working with
this but in reading the posts it dawned on me, The callback! Yes that is
it. I can pass pointers into the callback... what I did was pass the
address of sockfd to the connect button, the connect function just
pu
> What I need to do is somehow create the connection when the button
> is clicked and then pass the sockfd to the calling part of the
> programming (main) so I can then use that in the calls to send().
> What I really need is someone to point me in the right direction.
How many connections will y
Ken Nagorski ha scritto lo scorso 25/01/2006 19:23:
> Hi there,
>
> I just started working with GTK. I have a some background with C which
> means I can do OK but when it comes to working with the two together it
> gets harder...
>
> My question is really this. I have a very simple IM program tha
Hi all,
Does any one know a good site on gtkhtml? It seems
there are not that many "compelete" document on its
API.
Or are there any projects that use gtkhtml
_extensively_ somewhere so that i can refer to?
Thanks a lot for any reply
Best regards,
TranHoang
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