Greg Breland wrote:
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This sounds like a workable idea as long as it won't alter the
allocation request of the child widget.
You mean the size-request (aka GtkRequisition) ?
Usually a size-request isn't needed on a widget, but you shoulnt
allow a widget to have an allocation that is smal
On Wed, 2005-08-03 at 13:24, Tristan Van Berkom wrote:
> Maybe you should write one custom GtkContainer for each type
> of container you need to put those widgets in.
>
> The problem is really about the container widget and the
> allocation it gives to its child, also what child properties
> are i
Greg Breland wrote:
I'm sure I can handle the display part without a creating a custom
widget, but can I handle the interactive part without resorting to
creating a new widget based on the GTK widget? I have about 26
different widgets I need to do this for and I don't want to have to
create 26 c
I want to take various existing GTK widgets and draw boxes around them
with handles so they can be interactively sized. The only documentation
of this I can find is the GTK manual section on custom widgets and the
gtkdial example.
However, after reading both I think a full blown custom widget is
