Paul Davis wrote:
> >I'm sure there are bugs (at least, SOMETIMES you get an error saying
> >gtk_main is already active in another thread, and some other times
> >there's an xlib sequence error :-( ). Please, mail me bugfixes.
> are you using gdk_threads_enter/leave?
Aumma... Last second thought..
Hi.
I writing a interface in GTK for a database postgresql. In running you
show me this:
Gtk-WARNING **: invalid cast from `GtkHSeparator' to `GtkEditable'
Gtk-CRITICAL **: file gtkeditable.c: line 489
(gtk_editable_get_chars): assertion `GTK_IS_EDITABLE (editable)'
failed.
This is the code cr
Hi Miguel
> typedef struct{
>
> GtkWidget *item_code;
> gchar *query;
>
> } data_gtk;
>
> gint
> intro_data_1(GtkWidget *box, gchar *query , gchar *item){
>
> GtkWidget *botton;
> GtkTooltips *label;
>
> data_gtk_1 enters;
enters is freed at the end of the funtion (local var).
Use some
well, after a couple of days of experimentation, i think i've worked
out most of what i need to know about the canvas. i've come up with a
design for my "waveview" item, and i'd appreciate any input from Havoc
or any other canvas users on it.
the basic problem, as noted by others, is that because
Ok for a program i am designing i have a login button. i would like to make this login
window disappear on a successful login but if unsucessful i would like the window to
stay.
Is there anyway way to do this?
i am using a function to create the window and the window is a Global Widget.
how wou
Paul Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> well, after a couple of days of experimentation, i think i've worked
> out most of what i need to know about the canvas. i've come up with a
> design for my "waveview" item, and i'd appreciate any input from Havoc
> or any other canvas users on it.
I have
Are item factories useful for creating only menus or can they be used for
something else?
-Andrei
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Hello gtk friends,
While executing a program packbox.c from my book,
the program has compiled properly,
but on executing I get this message repeatedly, which i suppose means
that there is some problem with
my button=statements or some assignments.
the error message follows. beneath the error m
Hi Anand,
On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Anand wrote:
> the program has compiled properly,
> but on executing I get this message repeatedly, which i suppose means
> that there is some problem with
Yes, these repeated messages are quite difficult to find until you
run your program through gdb and
