Hi,
Michael Torrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> And actually typing a path that begins with a slash really requires two
> slashes. One to open the input box and then another slash to actually
> begin the path. For paths beginning with ~ (something I use
> frequently), I have to type /~ (or Ctr
Hi,
Peter Eckersley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> No, you haven't. Just type the name of the file to open (or rather
>> only the first letters of it). Then press Enter once. Do _not_ press
>> Ctrl-L before you do this, just use typeahead as in any other list
>> view.
>
> This fragment of a solut
Peter Eckersley wrote:
> control-u to blank the line, anyone?
Put gtk-key-theme-name="Emacs" in ~/.gtkrc-2.0
I almost broke a bottle of champagne when I discovered this gem on a
random webpage :-)
> someone should really get around to building a new command line shell
> that is GUI-fied and d
On Thu, 2006-03-09 at 09:23 +0100, Sven Neumann wrote:
> You are using a rather old version of GTK+ then. I suggest that you
> update before you continute to bash the file-chooser. A lot of
> usability problems have been taken care of in recent versions.
I am currently using 2.8.6 which behaves as
On Thu, 2006-03-09 at 09:23 +0100, Sven Neumann wrote:
> You are using a rather old version of GTK+ then. I suggest that you
> update before you continute to bash the file-chooser. A lot of
> usability problems have been taken care of in recent versions.
I am wrong in my other post. 2.8 definitel
Is there any good way to make a GtkComboBoxEntry non-editable?
Calling gtk_entry_set_editable() on the child GtkEntry isn't enough. The
user can still change the contents of the GtkEntry by choosing something
from the drop-down menu.
Calling gtk_widget_set_sensitive() on the GtkComboBoxEntry isn'
I want to be able to draw lines on a gtkDrawingArea, with a color the user selects (r,g,b),
however I don't understand how I would do.
The whole business with gdkGC's and gdcColors seems very alien. If somebody could
point me to a tutorial (the scribble one isn't enough since that one doesn't use c
Can you maybe return TRUE from some of the GtkWidget signals to prevent
further handling... like the enter-event and grab-focus or something
along those lines? I'm not sure what/when all those events do what they
do. But just an idea.
- Micah
Murray Cumming wrote:
Is there any good way to
On Thu, 2006-03-09 at 19:39 +0100, Leo - wrote:
> I want to be able to draw lines on a gtkDrawingArea, with a color the
> user selects (r,g,b),
> however I don't understand how I would do.
> The whole business with gdkGC's and gdcColors seems very alien. If
> somebody could
> point me to a tutorial
You probably should build some helloworld type program that includes
some typical DDK headers without actually using any DDK functionality,
and includes , and just calls g_print("hello, dude\n") and see
what happens...
with some very kind guidance from Tor I was able to compile and run the
foll
I have a function that will take some time to run.. actually, it forks
out another process which can take up to say 4 seconds. I want to
display a modal dialog during this time, or perhaps just a statusbar
message. In any case, whatever I do does not show up until AFTER the
process is finishe
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Rick Jones writes:
> I was wondering about the status of IO Channels under Windows -
> specificially with respect to SOCKETs (the capitalization is
> Windows', not mine :) I ask because:
> Currently full support is available on UNIX platforms, support for
> Windows is
On Thu, Mar 09, 2006 at 03:03:25PM -0800, Micah Carrick wrote:
> I have a function that will take some time to run.. actually, it forks
> out another process which can take up to say 4 seconds. I want to
> display a modal dialog during this time, or perhaps just a statusbar
> message. In any c
Yes, it is: gtk_main_iteration_do() (see also documentation
of gtk_events_pending()).
Yeti
Hah! Perfect. I knew it. Thanks! :)
- Micah
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