Can GTK play .wav file?

In Qt, QSound class support to play .wav file. and then In GTK, How???-’X¬¶f¢–)à–+-‚Ù%ŠË`ž‰ž¢¸!¶Úþf¢–è™ê+ƒùšŠYšŸùb²Ø§~à¶Ib²

Re: What do I need?

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Re: gdk caveats with 32-bit emulation under 64-bit kernel/processor

<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have a working gtk package (RH 7.1's version)which I can run on a > 32-bit ppc platform, but when I try to run gnomeish apps using the > same packages on a 64-bit ppc with support for 32-bit apps enabled in > the kernel, I get Gdk-ERROR: Bad Access from any/al

gdk caveats with 32-bit emulation under 64-bit kernel/processor

Hi, Disclaimer: I know nearly nothing about gtk, X, etc. and have a problem that is deeper than I can imagine getting anytime soon. I have a working gtk package (RH 7.1's version)which I can run on a 32-bit ppc platform, but when I try to run gnomeish apps using the same packages on a 64-b

gtk-callbacks and viewport doubts using pixmaps.

Hello, I just have a few questions. I have been working with gtk for not so long. I have some mayor doubts about signal handling and callbacks. I would just like some help either directly or by pointing me in the right direction towards finding some information to guide me. First of all how can I

Re: signal for gtk_entry

Hi Troy, http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/gtk/gtkeditable.html in the signals section, near the bottom of the page. John Troy Heber wrote: > Thank you activate is exactly what I was looking for. Can you point me to > where the is documented, so I can avoid having to bother the list with su

Re: signal for gtk_entry

Thank you activate is exactly what I was looking for. Can you point me to where the is documented, so I can avoid having to bother the list with such trivial questions in the future? Thanks, Troy On 11/30/01, Steph wrote: > activate > - Original Message - > From: "Troy Heber" <[EMAIL

Re: signal for gtk_entry

activate - Original Message - From: "Troy Heber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 3:54 PM Subject: signal for gtk_entry > Another newbie question, I want to do a gtk_signal_connect to capture a > carriage return in a gtk_entry widget. I can't s

gtk2 tree reoderable columns

Hi, is setting gtk_tree_view_column_set_reorderable( col, true ); for each column all that is needed for a gtk2 tree to allow users to drag columns and reorder them? or do I have to do something with gtk_tree_view_set_column_drag_function() ? >From RTFM I see what voidgtk_tree_view_

signal for gtk_entry

Another newbie question, I want to do a gtk_signal_connect to capture a carriage return in a gtk_entry widget. I can't seem to find the names of the signals for the gtk_entry widget. I would like to connect to the same function when you click on the button widget or on a carriage return in the gtk

What do I need?

I want to try some gtk programming. I installed the gtk+ and gtk+-devel packages from the RedHat 7.2 distro. When I try to compile the simple example in the tutorial, I get errors that the widgets cannot be found. Do I need to uninstall the gtk+ packages from RedHat and install the tarball, o

Re: update GTK

Don't!!! The 1.2.* series is stable, the 1.3.* series isn't.. - Original Message - From: "Jean-Charles PREAUX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 1:48 PM Subject: update GTK hello i'm a newbie in GTK World and i want to update GTK to the lates

update GTK

hello i'm a newbie in GTK World and i want to update GTK to the latest binairies (gtk-1.3.11). But i've already a version ogf GTk installed on my system (gtk+-1.2.9-4, Red-Hat 7.1). i tried to use the rpms but when i compile a gtk program, the new version of GTK is no used only the version of t

Re: C++ wrapper users please read!

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > me again. Seems there are some nice solutions for C++ wrappers (for GTK+). > But that throws up the following question: > > What speaks against "leaving" GTK+ functions as they are and just write > a C++ program (without a wrapper)??? > > Maybe I sound plain

Re: C++ wrapper users please read!

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello, > > I'm a newbie to GTK+ (programming) and I only have a minimal clue about > C++ wrappers. Due to certain reasons (not explained here) I have to > use a C++ wrapper for GTK+. > > Can anyone (experienced) tell me a good C++ wrapper (btw, someone should > upda

threads in GTK+

Hello all. Yesterday I made some experiences in a GTK program that I make using pthread_ functions but the program crashed. I want to know where I can obtain information about threads in GTK ? Is possible ? Very thanks. Flavio Alberto ___ gtk-list mail

Re: C++ wrapper users please read!

Am Fre, 2001-11-30 um 11.26 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Hi, > > me again. Seems there are some nice solutions for C++ wrappers (for GTK+). > But that throws up the following question: > > What speaks against "leaving" GTK+ functions as they are and just write > a C++ program (without a wrapper)

Re: C++ wrapper users please read!

Hi, me again. Seems there are some nice solutions for C++ wrappers (for GTK+). But that throws up the following question: What speaks against "leaving" GTK+ functions as they are and just write a C++ program (without a wrapper)??? Maybe I sound plain stupid now, but, is there also a C wrapper f

question on gtk_main

Hi, I have to do some processing as soon as the gtk_main is entered . so which event is used to indicate this?? If I run my application as background process and kill it , I should do some fill updates before quiting the applicaton. How should I do this??? Thanks in Advance, Jyothi. __