Below is a copy of an email that I sent to Davina and forgot to CC the
list.
The only way that I know of to get the effect of a button being pressed
when a key is pressed is rather messy and involved for what you want to
do. You connect to both the "key_press_event" and the
"key_release_event"
I have a problem that you may be able to help with I have a C Gtk program
that interfaces with a ada program, I have compressed the C program in to
*.o files and the packed them in to *.a file and then try to link them to
the ada program but in linking the ada link program can not find any of the
> I have a problem that you may be able to help with I have a C Gtk program
> that interfaces with a ada program, I have compressed the C program in to
> *.o files and the packed them in to *.a file and then try to link them to
> the ada program but in linking the ada link program can not find any
Thanks Darin Fisher and Caleb Land for your replies. That worked great
for that label but it doesn't seem to work well for a multi-line label.
The label is attached to a large section of a table and seems to want
to center each line again. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jay
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Jay LeBlanc wrote:
> Thanks Darin Fisher and Caleb Land for your replies. That worked great
> for that label but it doesn't seem to work well for a multi-line label.
> The label is attached to a large section of a table and seems to want
> to center each line again. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Jay
- Original Message -
From: "Johan Groth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2000 3:16 PM
Subject: Re: C Gtk, ada and gnat
> jones wrote:
> >
> > I have a problem that you may be able to help with I have a C Gtk
program
Hi all
Is there any chance that there's a user Varfield in the GTK+ ?
I have a bigger preprocessing before i call the Window Creator, and
there are already Values in the Data Tree, so i have to pass the
Adress of the DataTree to the GTK, but how do i do that ?
I have an area in the window I use
to create a "pop-up" vertical scroll bar with an adjustment.
When I'm finished with the
"pop-up", I try to destroy the scroll bar and adjustment
object.
When I execute the
gtk_object_destroy for the adjustment object, I get:
Gtk-WARNING:
gtk_sign
I'm trying to change the appearance of GtkEntry to be a dotted underline
rather than a white box. I've got the dotted line being drawn, but I
can't figure out where the white rectangle is being drawn. I was able
to draw a gray box *over* the white one, but I'd prefer not to draw the
white one in
Hi, All.
I want to know, what and where do I have to change to set the default font
for different locales.
If I don't set LANG and LC_CTYPE environment, then GTK applications
(Gnapster, XMMS) are using one font. If I set the locale, then they are
using another one. I would like to change the font
Davina Armstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to change the appearance of GtkEntry to be a dotted underline
> rather than a white box. I've got the dotted line being drawn, but I
> can't figure out where the white rectangle is being drawn. I was able
> to draw a gray box *over* the
Timo Sirainen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So the questions: Has anyone done anything like this yet? Does anyone want
> this kind of widget? Is anyone willing to code it? ;) I might try it, but it
> would take a long time and probably would just end up as ugly and buggy code.
>
We want a widg
Hi there,
I am trying to develop a real time graphical statistical tool for loads on
our servers. I would like to show bars change their hight in accordance to
their new values continuously. The bars would indicate the load on our
servers. Can any one tell me what I should use for displaying the b
>Hi there,
>I am trying to develop a real time graphical statistical tool for loads on
>our servers. I would like to show bars change their hight in accordance to
>their new values continuously. The bars would indicate the load on our
>servers. Can any one tell me what I should use for displaying
I am new to C++, and realize this may not be the best group to post
C++ questions in (what group would be best?). I have tried to compile a
very basic C++ program as follows:
#include
int main()
{
cout <<"Hello World!\n";
return 0;
}
I then go to the directory contaiing the .cc file ab
try using "g++" instead of "gcc"
"Brian J. Rohan" wrote:
>
> I am new to C++, and realize this may not be the best group to post
> C++ questions in (what group would be best?). I have tried to compile a
> very basic C++ program as follows:
>
> #include
>
> int main()
> {
> cout <<"Hello
As Anthony said, using the C++ compiler instead of the C compiler fixes
the problem. Brian, it would be better for you to use 'endl' instead of
'\n' to print a newline. Using the endl manipulator flushes the stream,
otherwise you may not get the output.
ex:
cout << "Hello World." << endl ;
On Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Alexei Gromov wrote:
Hi Alexey,
File /etc/gtk/gtkrc.${LANG} defines default fontset used by gtk under that
locale.
But you should add similar constructs to .gtkrc to override defaults. Gnome
Control Center edits it for example when you override font.
I personally dumped
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