Hi
I have a main thread that runs all my gtk stuff, and a second thread that does
processing.
>From the second thread, how can I cause an event/signal to make a callback
>function execute in the gtk thread?
For example I have a callback function to update a progress bar. How can I
cause it t
Hi
I have created some gtk exe's for win32 using gtk+ and mingw.What is the
correct way to package the exe with the required DLL's? Should I just send out
exe file with dll's from bin? Or are end users meant to install gtk and add its
bin to their system path?
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> I have created some gtk exe's for win32 using gtk+ and mingw.What is the
> correct way to package the exe with the required DLL's?
That is to some degree a question of taste and personal opinion...
> Should I just send out exe file with dll's from bin? Or are end users meant
> to install gtk
I've read with much interest the new features of the unstable branch, will
the window redirection feature allow to use GTK+ to render to offscreen
bitmaps?
This will allow a quite easy GTK+ deployment on top of OpenGL, that will be
a very useful feature...
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Bye,
Gabry
On Fri, 2008-05-30 at 11:21 +0200, Gabriele Greco wrote:
> I've read with much interest the new features of the unstable branch, will
> the window redirection feature allow to use GTK+ to render to offscreen
> bitmaps?
yes.
> This will allow a quite easy GTK+ deployment on top of OpenGL, that wil
Thank you James,
I found what I wanted in one of the links:
http://live.gnome.org/GtkCairoIntegration
I had previously seen this page, but didn't see a small code snippet in
python that does what I want. I've translated it in C, and it work now:
I can convert a pixbuf to something where I can d
I gave that a try, gtk_tree_view_column_get_widget() returns NULL unless
you've set a widget.
I've now got it displaying label widgets but alas the connection of
button-press-event doesn't seem to do anything. I still get the sorting
action on the left button of the mouse but nothing happens when
