hi everyone,
when i use this piece of code:
gtk_menu_popup(
GTK_MENU (context_menu),
GTK_WIDGET (NULL), // GtkWidget
*parent_menu_shell,
GTK_WIDGET (NULL), // GtkWidget
*parent_menu_item,
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC(NUL
I would suggest that you try this :
gtk_menu_popup(
GTK_MENU (context_menu),
(GtkWidget *)NULL, // GtkWidget
*parent_menu_shell,
(GtkWidget *)NULL, // GtkWidget
*parent_menu_item,
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC(NULL), // n
David Robin wrote:
> gtk_menu_popup(
> GTK_MENU (context_menu),
> GTK_WIDGET (NULL), // GtkWidget
> *parent_menu_shell,
> GTK_WIDGET (NULL), // GtkWidget
> *parent_menu_item,
> GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC(NULL), // not r
Hi all,
Shouldn't the prototype to gdk_bitmap_create_from_data() accept a guchar
parameter, rather than a gchar (For the XBM data)?
Many (Most?) tools (bitmap, etc) write the XBM format as unsigned char,
which appears to be correct according to the info I could find about the
file specification.
Havoc Pennington wrote:
>
> A bug in your program. Maybe you are freeing things twice and the
> second time you have junk memory instead of a widget.
seems to be a normal malloc() problem. (gdk functions use d_malloc()
and d_free() which currently end up in malloc() and free() ).
calling free()
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Eduardo PĂ©rez Ureta wrote:
>
> Could anyone explain me why don't you use:
>
> void g_io_channel_ref (GIOChannel **channel);
> instead of:
> void g_io_channel_ref (GIOChannel *channel);
you could write an macro for the your case, but the old interface
must stay intact.
but the cleanest way i
hi,
Here comes the feedback!
Jean-Christophe, your solution is working fine. Thanks.
John, i first tried NULL parameters as described in the API
documentation,
but gcc didn't like it (maybe because i use C++\GTK+). That's why I felt
i
had to ask the mailing-list. Thanks anyway.
Sincerly,
David
Enrico> could the admin of this list please mask the reply-to header, so
Enrico> using the MUA's reply function automatically replies to the list
Enrico> ?
Doesn't your MUA have both "reply" and "reply to all" functionality?
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I've put a GTK+ vim into a 1.2 GtkSocket (via GtkPlug). While
it works, I can't manage to sort out the input focus correctly.
(a) vim doesn't think it has input focus (as per it's cursor
shape); I imiagine it's expecting GTK to tell it that
(b) all key presses go to vim (and work) *and*
Hi,
How can I change the background color of an entire clist as opposed to
changing just one row?
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi all.
The following scenario is given:
I want to create an application that has to match certain design-criteria
given from other people with no GTK-Look&Feel knowledge. I now try to
model my application so that it matches as close as possible to the
original design.
The design involves Button
Hi Simon,
Simon Budig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The design involves Buttons in different areas, some are black on white,
> some are white on black. Since it would be overkill to derive
> GtkButtonBW and GtkButtonWB I thought about GtkStyles. Is it possible
> to:
>
> 1) have two Styles
Hi,
Simon Budig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > simply define your styles in the gtkrc and add lines like
> >
> > widget "*foobw*" style "foobw"
> > widget "*foowb*" style "foowb"
> >
> > Then name your buttons "foobw" or "foowb" using gtk_widget_set_name() and
> > you are done.
>
> But th
Hi list, :-)
I need a program with two identical windows, so I did:
...
GtkWidget *winA;
GtkWidget *winB;
winA = create_winmon (); // <- creates my window with a button
gtk_widget_show (winA);
winB = create_winmon (); // <- creates another window just like the other
gtk_widget_show
While trying to install GIMP I get this error:
*** The gtk-config script installed by GTK could not be found
*** If GTK was installed in PREFIX, make sure PREFIX/bin is in
*** your path, or set the GTK_CONFIG environment variable to the
*** full path to gtk-config.
So I try to set the enviromen
Hi,
I'm tyring to modified gtkfilesel.c source code (GTK+
1.2.8) for my own purpose. I having a problem to
determine when the program call 'Open File' or 'Save
As' dialog box. From which I know(correct me if i'm
wrong), Open File and Save As call the same function
-> gtk_file_selection_init. But
> GtkWidget *winA;
> GtkWidget *winB;
> winA = create_winmon (); // <- creates my window with a button
> gtk_widget_show (winA);
> winB = create_winmon (); // <- creates another window just like the other
> gtk_widget_show (winB);
> gtk_main();
> ...
>
> But there is a problem... both window
Hi,
Owen can answer this better but is out of town, so I'll try.
Kevin Handy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am getting the following error twice (always 2 copies of this error)
> on an NCD hmx Xterminal whenever I try to run anything using gtk.
>
> Xlib: extension "XInputExtension" missing on
Thanks for the infor but neither worked. export gave me a message of declare -x
GTK_CONFIG=/usr/local/bin and the /etc/profile already had PATH=/usr/local/bin; still
got the same error when I ran ./configure that it can not find gtk-config.
Did I miss something?
Joe
Kerry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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