I don't know why everytime when i try to execute the main program, the file
selection box appear with the main program.
thanks for helping.
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Hi...
I'm writing an app in which several scrolled windows contain buttons.
The buttons are my DnD source, and the scrolled windows are the DnD
receivers. So -- any button should be able to be dragged to any of my
scrolled windows.
It so happens that almost every drag and drop i perform,
no_one no_one wrote:
I don't know why everytime when i try to execute the main program, the file
selection box appear with the main program.
thanks for helping.
Haha you could ask - If i wrote a line of code my program crash all times.
On which program this file bo appears could you send
Hi all
Does anyone have or know where i can
download a compiled version of the
GTK+ Themes Runtime for windows ?
I have downloaded them from the
GIMP/W32 Site, but cygwin can't
compile it and mingw won't compile it.
(i'm current
Hi all,
I am very new to GTK, so if my questions are too basic, please point me to a
good FAQ. :-)
I'm fooling around with the CList widget, and after having gone though the
header file for the widget, there seems (to me) to exist no simple way to
determine the selected row of a
This is how you do it:
GList *selection;
gint row;
selection = GTK_CLIST(clist)-selection;
if (!selection) {
g_print("No selected rows\n");
} else {
row = (gint) g_list_nth_data(selection,0);
g_print("There are selected rows and the row is %d\n");
}
HTH
Maher
On Tue,
Carl Seleborg wrote:
Hi all,
I am very new to GTK, so if my questions are too basic, please point me to a
good FAQ. :-)
I'm fooling around with the CList widget, and after having gone though the
header file for the widget, there seems (to me) to exist no simple way to
determine the
Andreas Scherf wrote:
Carl Seleborg wrote:
Hi all,
I am very new to GTK, so if my questions are too basic, please point me to a
good FAQ. :-)
I'm fooling around with the CList widget, and after having gone though the
header file for the widget, there seems (to me) to exist no
Hi there,
I'm working on this app which uses GTK+ and the wonderful GLib. It's at
(http://matterial.sourceforge.net). Anyway, the user interface for the
application will have a series of high-level tabs. I wonder if tearing off a
tab (much like the Adobe apps) can be done?
That's dragging a tab
I dont think its possible just like that - but Xchat does it, you can look at
its source. It has a button to pop tabs into single windows.
Maher
On Tue, 24 Oct 2000 20:36:49 -0400, Carlos A. Carnero Delgado said:
Hi there,
I'm working on this app which uses GTK+ and the wonderful GLib.
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