Hello,
is it possible to have a gtk app managing windows on two different
display ?
a gdk_display variable seems to be a global one in the library, so I'not
optimistic about it.
I'd like to get a snapshot of one display, and display it on an other
one.
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Jean-Paul ROUMIAN
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Hi, I'm trying to find more information about GTK+, and couldn't find it in
the archived docs, specifically, I would like to know when the project was
started, and what capabilities it had in the beginning. From my impression
though, it was a standard like POSIX used to implement GUIs, but anyt
Hi!
I am a cvs newbie, and I wonder how slow the gnome-cvs is. My first problem
is that I get no response from 'cvs login' (after 'Password:'). After that
I tried to execute 'cvs -z3 checkout glib gtk+'. The program writes after 2
minutes the frist file (the ChangeLog). My ISDN connection is 0,5
Hello,
i want to ask, whether there is a function in gdk/gtk+ with which I can move
the coordinate origin (top left) to another position in a window (e.g. the
centre of a window).
(when I have a point p(0;0) it should not be the topleft corner of a window,
but become internally (or whatever) e.
Hi
T wrote a program that will have message box pop out
before the main window comes out. Currently, i have to
click 'OK' to close the message box. I just wondering
is there any bod knows how to close the message box
automatically? (ie.turn off the message box after
3 sec.)
I use:
messa
On Mon, 22 May 2000, Louis Lu wrote:
> Hi
>
> T wrote a program that will have message box pop out
> before the main window comes out. Currently, i have to
> click 'OK' to close the message box. I just wondering
> is there any bod knows how to close the message box
> automatically? (ie.t
I can't get past the first program in the Gtk+ tutorial.
The machine I'm trying to use calls itself:
HP-UX grace B.10.20 E 9000/809
I know it must be either that Gtk+ is not installed properly,
or gmake isn't working right, or else something else is wrong.
First I copied the 200x200 pixel window
-> started, and what capabilities it had in the beginning. From my impression
-> though, it was a standard like POSIX used to implement GUIs, but anything
-> along these lines, that you could help me with would be greatly appreciated.
Hehehe... GTK+: The POSIX of GUIs. I like that.
I am trying to have a main window that has 4 subwindows inside of it. So far I
have been unable to do this. Every attempt I've tried results in separate
side by side windows, not a window and subwindow layout. Here is basically what
I have tried in my last attempt. Is it possible to do this wi
Chris Freeze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am trying to have a main window that has 4 subwindows inside of it. So far I
> have been unable to do this. Every attempt I've tried results in separate
> side by side windows, not a window and subwindow layout. Here is basically what
> I have trie
"J.Teubel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> i want to ask, whether there is a function in gdk/gtk+ with which I can move
> the coordinate origin (top left) to another position in a window (e.g. the
> centre of a window).
>
No, you have to do this yourself manually.
Havoc
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On 23 May 2000, Havoc Pennington wrote:
> > I am trying to have a main window that has 4 subwindows inside of it. So far I
> > have been unable to do this. Every attempt I've tried results in separate
> > side by side windows, not a window and subwindow layout. Here is basically what
> > I hav
Chris Freeze wrote:
> On 23 May 2000, Havoc Pennington wrote:
>
> > > I am trying to have a main window that has 4 subwindows inside of it. So far I
> > > have been unable to do this. Every attempt I've tried results in separate
> > > side by side windows, not a window and subwindow layout. He
Interesting idea. Gtk talks to an X server over a socket. The X
server talks back, so connecting to two servers doesn't make much
sense. However, you could write a simple redirecting X server which
forwards traffic between an X app and your primary display and copies
traffic to a secondary dis
On 23-May-2000 Simon Burton wrote:
> Chris Freeze wrote:
> Do you want to iconize these "subwindows", within a toplevel window?
> If so, then I think that's hard.
> If you just want it tiled, use boxes, but you may have trouble sychronizing
> the tiles
> (so that a cross separates them).
> put tw
tree-owner is your friend - see the GTK tutorial, and for additional
identification use the arbitary data add and read functions also in the
tutorial somewhere.
see example below of a function called by the select child signal:
static void cb_select_child (GtkWidget *root_tree, GtkWidget *child
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