Is there a way to use TextView and TextBuffer to setup an addressable area
of text? In other words, I want to have a Text Window where I can specify
to display a given string at a specific Row and Column. I want to avoid the
overhead of having a Fixed container and popping up Labels all over the
As I was writing the code for the menu bar in my application, I noticed that
the GTK+ 2.0 API documentation at
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/GtkMenuBar.html says that
gtk_menu_bar_append, gtk_menu_bar_prepend and gtk_menu_bar_insert are
deprecated, but there's no mention of replace
I believe what you want is gtk_menu_shell_append().
Travis
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From: "Evan Behar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 12:19 PM
Subject: gtk_menu_bar_append deprecated?
As I was writing the code for the menu bar in my application, I noticed
tha
Bill Sousan wrote:
Is there a way to use TextView and TextBuffer to setup an addressable area
of text? In other words, I want to have a Text Window where I can specify
to display a given string at a specific Row and Column. I want to avoid the
overhead of having a Fixed container and popping u
I last reported that GTK was making my multi-threaded application run
as multiple single threads, one after the other. It was suggested to
lock only the GTK calls instead of the whole thread. I tried this.
I wrapped the individual GTK calls as follows:
gdk_threads_enter();
do GTK calls
On 2/3/06, kornelix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I last reported that GTK was making my multi-threaded application run
> as multiple single threads, one after the other. It was suggested to
> lock only the GTK calls instead of the whole thread. I tried this.
>
> I wrapped the individual GTK calls
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On 2/3/2006 2:14 PM, kornelix wrote:
> I last reported that GTK was making my multi-threaded application run
> as multiple single threads, one after the other. It was suggested to
> lock only the GTK calls instead of the whole thread. I tried this.
>
Good afternoon --
I have just downloaded the latest CVS snapshot of GtkExtra and tried to
build testrealtime.c. The error messages I got were:
testrealtime.cc:154: error: invalid conversion from `int' to
`GtkPlotAxisPos'
testrealtime.cc:154: error: initializing argument 2 of `GtkPlotAxis*
gtk_p
> > FYI, here is something I pulled from the Microsoft web site on Win32
> > programming with threads.
> That's a bit irrelevant: the Win32 API doesn't need to run on different
> architectures, different OSes, and with different graphics-drawing backends.
Indeed. And actually, I was a bit sur
