On Sun, Jun 5, 2016 at 1:35 PM, Sébastien Wilmet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm not going to the GTK+ hackfest, but there is one subject listed on
> the wiki page that I want to talk about: textview/sourceview
> replacements.
>
> Christian talked a bit about it here:
> https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-d
I'm writing a C++ application and I want it to provide a generic UI
interface, which under the hood might be using GTK, Win32, etc. The goal is
that the app can be compiled with support for one or more UI backends and
the user can choose one at runtime, or at least that one backend can be
selected
I want to use a TextView to display information as marked-up text.
This information is generated on the fly and would span millions of
lines that the user can page through. It seems like the idea would
just be to subclass GtkTextBuffer to provide my own methods for "get
text in a particular range",
Is there any tutorial on how to make a library that provides a GTK widget,
like GtkGlExt or GtkSourceView, but for GTK+ 3? I want to write such a
library, but I can't find a guide on how to do it, and existing libraries
are proving too complex for me to learn from with no other references.
--
Sen
I've been using GTK+ with the Lua binding lgi to write simple apps and UIs,
and it's really pleasant to work with. I'm wondering if somewhere there's a
page explaining how I would go about writing my own widgets, such that
they'd be available to all apps using introspection, and bindings such as
lg
