Is there any way to make it so a letter in a button label
will be underlined and then you can hook that letter up
to an accelerator button? I know you can do that with
menus, but being able to do it with buttons would be handy
as well.
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"Shippy!" wrote:
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> Is there any way to make it so a letter in a button label
> will be underlined and then you can hook that letter up
> to an accelerator button? I know you can do that with
> menus, but being able to do it with buttons would be handy
> as well.
I just ran across that, hmm.
O
Derek Simkowiak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> gtk_widget_queue_draw() does not double buffer, does it?
>
No. It simply schedules a draw to happen in an idle handler.
> So, assuming my understanding is correct, the only advantage of
> using widget_queue_draw() is that it's less ne
-> > messages indicated that Gtk 1.4 would have built-in double buffering,
-> > whatever that means.
->
-> It means you don't need to do double buffering. ;-)
Is the new double-buffering architecture documented somewhere?
I'd like to understand how it works.
Just considering the
Derek Simkowiak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is the new double-buffering architecture documented somewhere?
Not really, Owen has an initial design document on the web somewhere
but I forget the URL. Check gtk-devel-list archives.
> Just considering the fact that my expose handler
Andrea Frome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The GtkList doesn't provide API for retrieving the selected
> items in a list, which I find a little strange. How do
> people usually deal with this? Wouldn't it be bad form to
> directly access the fields in the GtkList struct?
You have to access t
