hello
I am using the GTKList widget on which i am having the
selection_changed signal fired...Now i am using the lookup_widget()
function in it
It works till now...But when i try to close the window then my destroy
event is fired and it gives me the fatal error dialog box saying the
segmentat
Hi,
I'm making a small drawing program with GTK, and I'm having an issue
that's also in the "scribble" example tutorial (using this as an example
because people would likely know what I'm talking about that way).
Anyways, the issue that I'm having is that the program doesn't receive
mouse movem
Hi -
1. Register an event handler with your pushbutton.
2. In the event handler, create your dialog as you
normally would ...
3. ...but use "gtk_run()" instead of "gtk_widget_show()".
Hope that helps .. PSM
> Gurus,
>
> I want to implement below behavior
>
> 1.main window has a button.
Greetings people of the list...
I was wondering if anyone knows how I could draw a horizontal red line across a
GtkTextView buffer.
I could probably throw in a GtkHSeperator widget, or something, but it's not a
red line.
I could throw in an image which is a red line, but how would I get it to
Gurus,
I want to implement below behavior
1.main window has a button.
2.when the button is pressed, a new modal window pops up.
However, it seems neither gtk_window_set_modal nor gtk_grab_add does help.
What's the right way to use that? Is there any sample code that I can
refer to?
thanks in adva
Yes, it is a widget that
GTK_WIDGET_IS_SENSITIVE
returns TRUE.
any other hints?
ln
Gabriel de Perthuis wrote:
Le dimanche 08 mai 2005 Ã 16:36 -0700, Neo Liu a Ãcrit :
...
After gtk_grab_add is executed, gtk_grab_get_current returns NULL. Why?
What kind of a widget is grabWidget? I
where i can download gtkhtml tutorial?
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> ...
> After gtk_grab_add is executed, gtk_grab_get_current returns NULL. Why?
What kind of a widget is grabWidget? I think it should be able to
receive events (GTK_WIDGET_IS_SENSITIVE, "sensitive" property). It is at
least a doc bug, so i
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>
> I am new to GTK programming, and I've got a very simple question about
> callbacks. In the application interface that I am encoding the next
> function brings up a window containing several GtkEntries and a
> GtkCheckButton to gather the options chosen b
need some report generator without using qt.
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Hi all,
I am new to GTK programming, and I've got a very simple question about
callbacks. In the application interface that I am encoding the next function
brings up a window containing several GtkEntries and a GtkCheckButton to gather
the options chosen by the user:
void menu_qdisc(){
Gurus,
Running below code, the result confused me.
GtkWidget *grabWidget = nsnull;
GetToplevelWidget(&grabWidget);
if (!grabWidget)
return NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
if (aModal)
gtk_grab_add(grabWidget);
else
gtk_grab_remove(grabWidget);
printf("grab widget is %p\n", grabWidget);
printf("current gr
Gurus,
Running below code, the result confused me.
GtkWidget *grabWidget = nsnull;
GetToplevelWidget(&grabWidget);
if (!grabWidget)
return NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
if (aModal)
gtk_grab_add(grabWidget);
else
gtk_grab_remove(grabWidget);
printf("grab widget is %p\n", grabWidget);
printf("current gr
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