Using gtk_table_atttach() I can attach widgets to a table. Suppose the table
is in a dialog box. I hide the dialog but next time I display it, I want some
other widget to occupy the same space. There doesn't seem to be a
'gtk_table_detach()' function - so:-
1) Is there some other way to
On Wed, 10 Aug 2011 15:41:35 +0100
John Emmas john...@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
Using gtk_table_atttach() I can attach widgets to a table. Suppose
the table is in a dialog box. I hide the dialog but next time I
display it, I want some other widget to occupy the same space. There
doesn't seem to
On 10 Aug 2011, at 15:49, Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
GtkTable inherits from GtkContainer so you can just call
gtk_container_remove(table, widget).
Be sure to grab a reference on the widget if you don't want it to be
destroyed after the removal from the table.
[...]
Whether this makes
Hi
Iam trying to use gtk_table_attach api. I have issues using
xoptions(GtkAttachOptions) and yoptions in this api.
Iam not able to understand how I can use EXPAND, SHRINK and FILL options.
I tried to write a program that does the following:
1. create a table using gtk_table_new api
2. Attach
Hello.
First of all, cross-posting is bad and tends to annoy people. Stick to
your original post.
Iam trying to use gtk_table_attach api. I have issues using
xoptions(GtkAttachOptions) and yoptions in this api.
Iam not able to understand how I can use EXPAND, SHRINK and FILL options.
I tried
Wednesday, January 30
Hello,
If I put a spinner in a frame in a table cell with gtk_table_attach it
unfortunately overlaps and looks garbled :(
How should I do this so that they don't overlap within the same cell ?
Here's what I'm doing now.
snippet ...
/* the frame */
mvfr
