Fernando ApesteguXa schrieb:
I'm developing a gtk/gnome application with two threads. An schema of
the application is this:
[SNIP]
thread_func is updating data periodically with a sleep pause.
At this point, I suppose the other thread is catching events normally
(in fact, tabs of the
Hi all,
In my application I want to be able to dynamically add items to a menu after a
configuration file has loaded and after a file has been opened. The menu's
use gtk_ui_manager to initialise but I am unsure how to go about implementing
to dynamic addition of menu items.
Thanks in
Thanks, now it appears to works fine.
I thought gtk was completly thread safe, but is logic tu use a method
for mutual exclusion. Really thanks a lot.
We'll meet in my next post :)
Best regards!!
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From: Andreas Stricker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 24-nov-2005
On 11/24/05, Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my application I want to be able to dynamically add items to a menu after a
configuration file has loaded and after a file has been opened. The menu's
use gtk_ui_manager to initialise but I am unsure how to go about implementing
to dynamic
Hi ,
I have a problem using the IconView auto-dnd
(gtk_icon_view_enable_model_drag_source) and the item-activated signal.
On item-activate I show a dialog to the user, when the dialog is closed
the IconView start a drag operation incorrectly.
This is the complete code (is this a bug? or I
hi all,
i am a beginner in using gtk and i would just like to ask which signal i
should use if i want to activate my entry widget on pressing tab or when
i leave my entry widget (i.e., i want changes to take place when i hit tab,
return key or when my cursor leaves the entry widget). I tried
Hi there,
Is it possible to change the background color of a GtkEntry?
gtk_widget_modify_bg() does not do what I need - I want to modify the widget's
true background, not to make a border around it (this is what
gtk_widget_modify_bg() does); i.e. I want the text that user inputs appear on
the
The white part of a text-accepting widget uses the base color, not
the bg color. The only way I know to set that is with a style:
style myEntry
{
base[NORMAL] = #ff# or whatever
}
class GtkEntry style myEntry
You can load this setting by placing that text in a file called foo
and
On Thursday 24 November 2005 13:12, you wrote:
[snip]
Probably not the best way :-( but it seems to work.
Thanks for that it seems to work quite well. I'm now encountering a different
issue. As the data I'm using to populate the menu is coming from an XML file
I'm encountering the
On 11/24/05, Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the string is a filepath i.e /home/adam/denemo/test.denemo. Is there
anything that I should know about in converting from xmlChar * inserting into
a GList and the extracting and converting to a gchar * ??
GTK+ is UTF-8 (almost) throughout. You need
The white part of a text-accepting widget uses the base color, not
the bg color. The only way I know to set that is with a style:
style myEntry
{
base[NORMAL] = #ff# or whatever
}
class GtkEntry style myEntry
You can load this setting by placing that text in a file called
On Thursday 24 November 2005 21:46, John Cupitt wrote:
On 11/24/05, Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the string is a filepath i.e /home/adam/denemo/test.denemo. Is there
anything that I should know about in converting from xmlChar * inserting
into a GList and the extracting and converting to
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