>On Mon, 2007-08-27 at 19:00 +, G. Paul Ziemba wrote:
>> gtk_widget_show_all(window);
>> gtk_widget_hide(window);
>> gtk_widget_show(window);
>>
>> gtk_main();
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Scott Jr) writes:
>Try this instead. The gtk_widget_show_all() then gtk_widget_hide()
Not sure how you'd do this in gdk directly, but I can think of two alternatives:
a. Use Cairo (supports alpha channels, and gives you awesome-looking
antialiased triangles to boot)
b. Use gdk to render to 30 different GdkPixbufs, then composite them
together. The composite functions take an alpha p
On 8/27/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody.
> I need a dialog in my application that simply show a label (so without any
> button) and then hide itself after some processing occurred.
> The problem is that I can't send any :response signal to the dialog, so it
> remains
Try this instead. The gtk_widget_show_all() then gtk_widget_hide() then
gtk_widget_show() is the cause of your problem; unless you were thinking
the window should blink once before appearing.
James,
#include
>
> static void
> button_clicked_cb(GtkButton *button, gpointer data)
>
Greetings,
gtk_widget_show() does not seem to be operating the way I expect;
could one of the experts please tell me if something is wrong with
this code or if something is wrong with gtk?
When I run this small bit of code, the window appears briefly
and then disappears immediately. The program d
I am revisiting a simple kaleidoscope program in which I would like to add
opacity/transparency for the colors. Can that
be done? I have rummaged around looking for info on the alpha channel, but
can't find anything that isn't stuck inside the
ColorSelection widget. That's not what I want; just the
On Mon, Aug 27, 2007 at 03:01:00PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I need a dialog in my application that simply show a label (so without any
> button) and then hide itself after some processing occurred.
> The problem is that I can't send any :response signal to the dialog, so it
> remains block
Hello all,
I am using gtkdatabox to plot graphs. I wanted to know how should I label X and
Y axes as I was unable to get any help from examples in this regard.
Posted this quesiton here as some of you might be using gtkdatabox.
thanks for your responses,
sohel.
Hi everybody.
I need a dialog in my application that simply show a label (so without any
button) and then hide itself after some processing occurred.
The problem is that I can't send any :response signal to the dialog, so it
remains blocked in the loop after gtk_dialog_run has been called.
I tried
On Mon, Aug 27, 2007 at 07:33:54AM -0400, dhk wrote:
> Why do all toggles get activated or deactivated in a treeview when only
> one gets clicked? Also, moving the mouse over the rows seems to
> redisplay the toggles as checked or unchecked depending on the value of
> the last toggle.
I'm not sur
Why do all toggles get activated or deactivated in a treeview when only
one gets clicked? Also, moving the mouse over the rows seems to
redisplay the toggles as checked or unchecked depending on the value of
the last toggle.
The program reads data from an xml file and displays it in a treeview.
E
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