I've implimented DD from a TreeView/ListStore in one app window, to a
TreeView/TreeStore in another app window.
The DD works properly - that's not the problem.
The problem is that the tooltip (that's what it looks like, anyway)
that appears under the cursor when dragging is a verbatim copy of
Hello,
I am porting a GTK / X application from Linux to Window so it will be
available on both frontends. This application includes drawing text at
mouse position in XOR mode to easily write and erase text, saving the
original drawing under. Gdk_draw_text works fine on X11, but not on
Hi to everybody,
first of all excuse me for my english.
I'm trying to synthesize a key pressed event to simulate a keyboard press.
I wrote a simple program where i register a callback for a key press,
after a timeout i build a GdkEventKey and i put them into the main event
loop. I can't see
This is related to open source free project, please help.
I have described variables this way:
NPC / Weight, float
NPC / AI Data / Mood, list of choices here
What are possibilities for creating GUI with minimal work?
I may group variables to groups, one per window.
I may group variables to
Here are a couple of options:
- Parse your variable list through regular expressions and dynamically
build your interface.
- Offline generate a glade (or GtkBuilder file) based on the same
parsing. The syntax of glade and GtkBuilder is very straight forward.
Regarding the callback,
Hello people.
Last week, I've been experimenting and learning about many of the newer
goodies in GTK, GtkBuilder, GConf and now I'm confused and looking for
advice.
Long time ago I wrote a program to manage my wife's pharmacy, and this
involves (among other things) several windows with many
On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 18:43:19 -0200
John Coppens j...@jcoppens.com wrote:
furute programs?
future programs - sorry for the typo.
John
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Hello.
You can also keep your GtkBuilder object alive throughout the
application's life cycle and use it to obtain the widgets.
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Juhana Sadeharju wrote:
This is related to open source free project, please help.
I have described variables this way:
NPC / Weight, float
NPC / AI Data / Mood, list of choices here
What are possibilities for creating GUI with minimal work?
I may group variables to groups, one per window.
I
When I built a mixed C/C++ program, I had a couple of problems with the
argument names used in functions in the girepository.h header. There were args
called 'namespace' and 'type-info' and I changed them to 'gnamespace' and
'gtype-info' respectively. Please find a patch attached.
regards
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Hi Richard,
2009/2/10 Richard Dale rd...@foton.es:
When I built a mixed C/C++ program, I had a couple of problems with the
argument names used in functions in the girepository.h header. There were args
called 'namespace' and 'type-info' and I changed them to 'gnamespace' and
'gtype-info'
(Sorry for the lack of progress this weekend. The youngest was
feeling ill this weekend and in the ER on Saturday night. Made for
difficulty finding time to poke at this.)
Hey there Kevin,
Yes, there are a couple of projects to create gtk+ widgets with OpenGL
contexts. GtkGLExt is one of
Am Dienstag, den 10.02.2009, 18:33 -0200 schrieb Johan Dahlin:
Hi Richard,
2009/2/10 Richard Dale rd...@foton.es:
When I built a mixed C/C++ program, I had a couple of problems with the
argument names used in functions in the girepository.h header. There were
args
called 'namespace'
With 2.20 winding down, I think now would be a good time to talk about
what should happen in Glib 2.22.
One thing that has been tossed around for a long time is that it would
be really good to have DBus support on the Glib level.
This would allow us to move forward with several things in GTK+
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