Re: Using GTK+ on Windows

Dear Nicolas, Checkout http://wingtk.sourceforge.net/ for an easy to install solution to GTK+. Its called winGTK and is very easy to use. Do tell me how you liked it at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Bye, Ishan --- Nicolas web [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Why It´s difficult finding information about using

Re: no more GTK_CHECK_CAST in newly written code?

Hi, myself wrote: I don't think it makes sense to introduce things like GST_TYPE_PARANOID to switch expensive type-checking casts on and off since the same effect can be achieved by using G_DISABLE_CHECKS as provided by Glib. I meant to write G_DISABLE_CAST_CHECKS of course. Salut, Sven

window always on top

Hi, The main screen of my application takes up the entire screen (5x4) and I want it always to be visible. My problem is that when I press a button that displays an entry form screen that is smaller than my main screen (so the main screen is still accessible) if I press on the main screen my

Re: window always on top

Hi, Lourdes Maldonado [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: The main screen of my application takes up the entire screen (5x4) and I want it always to be visible. My problem is that when I press a button that displays an entry form screen that is smaller than my main screen (so the main screen is

RE: window always on top

Thanks for the reply. I created my application using Glade so I am not sure how to get the parent window for each of the windows that are displayed. Thanks again, Lourdes -Original Message- From: Sven Neumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 1:57 PM To:

Re: atk-1.0.0 compile error

First I would like to thank _ALL of you for your effort to help. After I got me all packages new, and unpacked them in a different location I still run into the same problem, so I went back to http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/gtk-building.html and there I found this instruction:

gtk+2.0 installation on Windows

Hello everybody: I´ve got avery silly question, sorry but I´m new on this. Well,the problem is thatI can´t get to install gtk+ onmy computer (Windows XP). I have mingwalready installed. I downloaded all the *.zip files, say, libiconv,libintl,glib,pkgconfig,dirent,gtk2.0,atk, pango, needed

Re: gtk+2.0 installation on Windows

On Wed, 1 May 2002, Edgarg wrote: Please, I need very detailed instructions on how to install this program and compile a program with gcc, step by step. I´ll appreciate your collaboration a lot. I have not tried it myself, but you might want to check out this recently announced project:

Re: Where is the GTK 1.2 Tutorial?

Preben Randhol [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I cannot find the GTK 1.2 Tutorial anymore only the GTK 2.0, but as I have not switch and won't before there are some binaries out for Linux and Windows (hopefully) I need a copy of the old tutorial. Does anybody know a site that still has it or does

Installing gtk+ on Windows XP

Hello everybody: I´ve got avery silly question, sorry but I´m new on this. Well,the problem is thatI can´t get to install gtk+ onmy computer (Windows XP). I have mingwalready installed. I downloaded all the *.zip files, say, libiconv,libintl,glib,pkgconfig,dirent,gtk2.0,atk, pango, needed

Re: Where is the GTK 1.2 Tutorial?

On Mon, 2002-04-29 at 16:03, Preben Randhol wrote: I cannot find the GTK 1.2 Tutorial anymore only the GTK 2.0, but as I have not switch and won't before there are some binaries out for Linux and Windows (hopefully) I need a copy of the old tutorial. Does anybody know a site that still has it

Re: How to *not* destroy widgets after gtk_main_quit

Havoc Pennington wrote: Frank Boehme [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: So it seems that by default all existing widgets are already registered for destruction with gtk_quit_add_destroy (). How can I undo this registration? They aren't. Quitting the main loop has no effect on widgets.