Hi.
So, I put it in the on_buttonclose_clicked callback, passing in this.
I use the on_buttonclose_clicked callback for both the buttonclose
clicked signal, and the window destroyed signal.
One resolution would probably be to connect button clicked signal to
different handler that would only
I'm trying to get a button on a toolbar to produce a menu.
The GtkUIManager docs indicate this can be done but I haven't got
the details right yet and I wonder if someone can put me on the
right track.
The ui definition is like this:
const gchar *my_ui =
ui
toolbar name='ToolBar'
Hi Tor,
Tor Lillqvist schrieb:
Sure. Why is that a problem? Users (and I mean *real* end-users, not
sophisticated people who have used Linux) should not even need to be
aware that there is something called GTK+ and that some app in
particular uses it. [...]
I might well imagine that if
Hartmut Goebel schrieb:
Tor Lillqvist schrieb:
There is also a libbzip2 package on ftp.gnome.org:
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/dependencies/libbzip2-1.0.2.zip
Thanks for this pointer! I did not recognise the 'dependencies'
directory. It would have made my life much, much
Hello,
I'm trying to detect mouse moves in a drawing area. The default
behaviour without the GDK_POINTER_MOTION_HINT_MASK is as expected
flooding me with events which I can't handle.
So I added that flag, but I still get way too many events.
In my handler I put this at the top:
On Wed, 29 Jul 2009, Allin Cottrell wrote:
I'm trying to get a button on a toolbar to produce a menu.
The GtkUIManager docs indicate this can be done but I haven't got
the details right yet and I wonder if someone can put me on the
right track...
I've constructed a minimal test case
Emmanuel Touzery wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to detect mouse moves in a drawing area. The default
behaviour without the GDK_POINTER_MOTION_HINT_MASK is as expected
flooding me with events which I can't handle.
Perhaps you could have something as the code below (it works for me. It
is based
