Hello,
I'm having some trouble with a GtkWindow widget - specifically, I can't
kill it!
I have a global GtkWidget *confirm; variable, which I create the usual
way (confirm = create_confirm();).
I fill it with stuff, I attach signals to a few buttons in it, and then
I call:
gtk_widget_hide(conf
Hi, guys. I was cleaning out an old hard drive the other day and ran
across a project that I started and stopped in late 1999. I meant
to tell this list but I guess I got temporarially distracted for two
years...
I really didn't like the design of the Gnome-Perl bindings, so I
wrote these to pr
>I'm interested in this topic too. It would be nice to write some modules
>which aren't specified as gtk widgets or other gtk objects. Assume you
>write an application with a proprietary internet protocol. You surely want
>to open this protocol to any toolkit. So we need a mixed event handling,
>o
Yesterday I chased a bug for several hours but could not find a workaround.
I dug into the mail list archives but could not find anything related.
It occurs with a program called xftree, which is a program with a CTree for
dragging and dropping files for moving and copying. Binaries and sources
Hi all,
I am the maintainer of GNU Denemo and have a question about
using GtkSignalFunc's in the program we have the following code
for making sure that a changed file is destroyed without the users
knowledge.
The confirmbox function is called using the following
confirmbox ((struct scoreinfo
James Vanns wrote:
> Okay. I have a function called create_toogle_window (). Within this
function
> I have a few GtkWidgets initiated as GtkToggleButtons (3 of) and then one
OK
> button.
>
> I have also a struct defined as within a header file:
>
> typedef struct _options {
>gboolean bss;
>
I'm writing an app using xlib, but I need some buttons and menus.
I've done this a little. It's dangerous, unsupported and will probably
break if gtk/gdk changes much, but it does sort-of work.
- to keep gtk happy, you must do this several times a second:
while( g_main_iteration( FA
