Dale Arntson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I'm trying to settle on library to learn for doing future gui
> development. I need a flexible grid widget to do lots of database
> display and updating. WxWindows seem to have what I need, but I have
> a preference in other regards for GTK+. Are ther
"David J. Topper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm packing widgets into GnomeCanvasItems ... but need a nice way to get
> the underlying widget's size so that the parent GnomeCanvasItem can be
> drawn accordingly.
>
> Primary example is a slider (range widget) with an adjacent scale. If I
> dr
Paul Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> >Just set the prelight color to the same as the normal color.
>
> if its a toggle button, there are *2* "normal" colors. what then?
I'm sure you could hack something, e.g. change prelight color when
toggled. (I see the issue here now, Thomas sent me
Hi,
I'm trying to settle on library to learn for doing future gui
development. I need a flexible grid widget to do lots of database
display and updating. WxWindows seem to have what I need, but I have a
preference in other regards for GTK+. Are there any plans to add such a
grid widget to the 2.0
On Tue, May 22, 2001 at 05:12:01PM +0200, Ignacio Nodal wrote:
> Hi, I'm adding a xpm into a button but i don't really understand how to
> use the "mask" parameter.
>
> The Reference Manual says:
> "GdkPixmap* gdk_pixmap_create_from_xpm (GdkWindow *window,
>
http://www.mail-archive.com/dia-list@lysator.liu.se/msg00076.html Above is a link to code which uses something besides "" which you may want to follow as an example... (see "" in the example). I'm going to guess (Without implementing/testing, again, since I'm not at the office) that it has som
I'm packing widgets into GnomeCanvasItems ... but need a nice way to get
the underlying widget's size so that the parent GnomeCanvasItem can be
drawn accordingly.
Primary example is a slider (range widget) with an adjacent scale. If I
draw the GnomeCanvasItem to small, I won't get all my scale i
>> 2.) how is button prelighting turned off?
>> one suggestion was to use stop_signal_by_name(..."entry_notify_event")
>> the signal can be stopped, but so is the button function(clicking button
>> has no affect).
>>
>
>Just set the prelight color to the same as the normal color.
if its a toggle
Ian King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a way of 'always' returning the correct height/width of a
> widget whether or not it has been expanded in its parent or is
> mapped/unmapped.
>
What do you mean by "correct"?
The current width/height of a widget is widget->allocation.width,
widge
Is there a way of 'always' returning the correct height/width of a
widget whether or not it has been expanded in its parent or is
mapped/unmapped.
At the moment I am putting a split area in to a window (min size
400*400) and I would expect the width and height of the split area to be
400*400 also
"Thomas J Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1.) set up vertical scale to display digit 0-10,but the scale works
> backwards.
> when the slider moved up, the digits decrease; when moved down, it
> increases.
> didn't see an option to reverse the order.
There is no option. There is in GTK 2 th
Hi Louis!
On Tue, May 22, 2001 at 10:25:06AM -0700, Louis Lu wrote:
> Hi:
>
> Since I am new in this language, I just
> wondering what is a appropriate tool to develop
> the program,(e.g I used to us vc++, currently, I am using
> vi), and I would like to know how to do the the debug.
> I wo
Hi folks,
Can anyone explain arg 2?
gtk_item_factory_new (GtkType container_type,
const gchar *path,
GtkAccelGroup *accel_group);
What is the "path" all about? The examples / docs reference but
that has l
Well, this will give you a bit more of an idea what's going on (or
not, as the case may be). I don't know why the raise/lower don't work
correctly in this case. Looks like either a bug in Fixed or the Canvas
to me.
--p
#include
#include
/*
compiled with :
gcc `gtk-config --cflags` gc.c -o t
1.) set up vertical scale to display digit 0-10,but the scale works
backwards.
when the slider moved up, the digits decrease; when moved down, it
increases.
didn't see an option to reverse the order.
2.) how is button prelighting turned off?
one suggestion was to use stop_signal_by_name(..."entr
Hi:
Since I am new in this language, I just
wondering what is a appropriate tool to develop
the program,(e.g I used to us vc++, currently, I am using
vi), and I would like to know how to do the the debug.
I would appreciate your time and suggestion thank again.
Louis
___
Hi, I'm adding a xpm into a button but i don't really understand how to
use the "mask" parameter.
The Reference Manual says:
"GdkPixmap* gdk_pixmap_create_from_xpm (GdkWindow *window,
GdkBitmap **mask,
I knocked up the following code to test this stuff :
-Cut Here-
#include
#include
/*
compiled with :
cc t1.c -o t1 -lgtk -lgdk -lgtk-canvas -lart_lgpl
*/
#define STYLE GTK_SHADOW_IN
int
main (int argc, char *argv[])
{
GtkWidget *app;
GtkWidget *c;
GtkFr
Kimberley Brent-y17568 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure if this is a passive/active ftp issue. ( I am
> using iexplorer. )
>
> I can download the glib source but not the gtk+ source. I'm behind a firewall. I
>can
> download glib, however I can't download t
>I'm using a GtkFixed container to house a few GtkFrames (this is a
>requirement - I have to use co-ordinate placing).
>
>When the frames overlap - they don't draw the borders I expect (using any of
>the styles I've tried)
[ ... ]
>Is there anyway of correcting this ?
Use the GtkCanvas object
"Aubury, Mike" wrote:
> I'm using a GtkFixed container to house a few GtkFrames (this is a
> requirement - I have to use co-ordinate placing).
>
> When the frames overlap - they don't draw the borders I expect (using any of
> the styles I've tried)
>
> (Ascii art - set font to courier!)
>
> Usi
"Aubury, Mike" wrote:
> DISPLAY "Hello World" TO somewidget ATTRIBUTE(RED)
>
> So I need to set the foreground colour of the 'somewidget' to red (assume
> for the sake of argument that I'm using an Entry type field here).
>
> In addition - in the definition of the form, I need to define
[snip]
> > The problem with that method is that when I click and drag
> the CLIST column
> > title to alter the width of the widget it also registers it
> as a click on
> > row 0. I've not found a way to find a difference between a
> click on the
> > resize bar and normal click on the clist its
Hi, I'm new to GTK, but have run into a few problems - I'll post them one by
one to save my confusion
I understand (from reading what I've found on the net) that setting colours
can be done from within an rc file - but I really need to do it from a
program. The program I'm writing compiles legacy
Hi, I'm new to GTK, but have run into a few problems - I'll post them one by
one to save my confusion
GtkFrame
I'm using a GtkFixed container to house a few GtkFrames (this is a
requirement - I have to use co-ordinate placing).
When the frames overlap - they don't draw the borders I expect (us
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