On Mon, 2004-11-15 at 23:46, Christian Biere wrote:
> I use glade 2.6.0.
Same here. Any idea on which version Raphael is using, or on how to
trick him into upgrading ? ;)
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t;));
I'll try and make my glade work around this, if possible.
Thanks a lot,
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lade.c" has changed since my last update (I think) :
cvs update: Updating src/ui/gtk/gtk2
C src/ui/gtk/gtk2/interface-glade.c
Does the build process modify this file ? If it does, is there a way to
perform a "clean update" afterwards ?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
nes
into their own windows under glade to prevent gtkg from crashing the
compiler (and starving the OS).
Please don't undo thoses changes without trying a few compiles first :))
Cheers,
ko [junkpile at free dot fr on this platform]
On Wed, 2004-03-03 at 15:44, Christian Biere wrote:
>
perience it...
`gcc --version` returns :
gcc (GCC) 3.2.3 20030422 (Gentoo Linux 1.4 3.2.3-r3, propolice)
Attached patch fixes it for me. I know about the current code freeze but
IMHO this is a syntax error and you may want to have it fixed before
release :)
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ko [junkpile at free dot
Hi,
I'm running latest CVS (19/09/2003) and the timestamp is wrong in the
about box: it says 19/08/2003.
It effectively causes gtkg to report that a newer version (from CVS
11/09/2003 :) is available.
HTH
ko [junkpile at free dot fr on this platform]
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r the months to come. Feel free to pick up the thing and
elaborate on it if it seems suitable to you.
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On Mon, 2003-06-09 at 19:55, Jérôme Bouat wrote:
> Le jeu 05/06/2003 à 21:45, Mirar a écrit :
> > But a specialized binary protocol
> Every 10th of second, is that 1/10 seconds? Or every 10 seconds?
It is, of course, one tenth of a second, though this value is arbitrary.
ko [junkpile at free dot fr on this platform]
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do when separating the whole stuff.
This IMHO will need to be put in the core if we ever find a way around
*sob*.
> Thanks very much for your effort ;)
Thanks for yours. I just wish I had more time...
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Hello again,
There is a bug in recent incarnations of gtk-missing.c that (at least)
negates my whole "avoid-filter-duplicates" patch. Attached patch should
fix it.
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ko [junkpile at free dot fr on this platform]
Index: src/gtk
] to understand how to use the remote
shell. Monitor posts about core/UI splitting and the underlying protocol
if you want to keep up with the progress.
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e thing without disturbing much
code (yet). I suggest we create a kind of "third frontend" configure
option and branch from the same places in the code the gtk1 and gtk2
frontend branch into. If they can react differently to changes, so can
we :)
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All feedba
e about your subscription/submission model, and I
still think XML is best way from the daemon to the frontend. I also have
some ideas to submit. Is the list the right place for this topic ?
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GTK+ version ?
- If you regenerated source files from glade, what is your glade version ?
Unfortunately I won't be able to work on gtkg for the upcoming week... If the
problem comes from my patch, I'll investigate ASAP.
Cheers,
ko
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he widgets right where they should be.
I'm able to implement both options. Time, scalability and code reuse advise
me to prefer the first. The hacker spirit rushes me to code the second.
What do you think ?
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t option :)
In addition, is there an official icon for gtkg ? Something we can use
as a gnome panel/menu icon (I don't know about KDE, I assume the same
features are present).
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ko [junkpile at free dot fr on this platform]
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