Hi,
I'm a gtk new comer. Is there any capture/replay tool for gtk+ application? i.e., it
can be used to record/capture a session through the GUI interface, and to
demonstrate/test the application later on.
BRs,
Liang
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I've noticed that Pango will hardcode the $prefix from the build
process into the library, and then use this path to find
$prefix/etc/ configuration stuff (pango.aliases, etc.)
This makes it impossible to distribute binaries of these libraries
and have them look for these files in some other loca
Hi,
"calmar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >the text put into a GtkTextView (or any other GTK+-2.0 widget)
> >absolutely needs to be UTF-8 encoded. Glib provides a number of
> >functions that help you to convert from and to other encodings.
>
> i tried something like this:
> //code begin
>
> c
hi,
Sven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>the text put into a GtkTextView (or any other GTK+-2.0 widget)
>absolutely needs to be UTF-8 encoded. Glib provides a number of
>functions that help you to convert from and to other encodings.
i tried something like this:
//code begin
char ** end;
if ( ! (g_
I don't suppose we could propose a re-name of the GnomeCanvas
to GtkCanvas, or at least an alias. I believe that this question
will continue to come up. If someone does not ask, he/she would
just assume that this widget isn't available unless he/she drags
in all of Gnome
Ralph Walden
Pau
>On Wed, 15 May 2002, Paul Davis wrote:
>
>> as an avid user of GtkCanvas, i would encourage you to move to GTK+2,
>> and then use GnomeCanvas from GNOME 2. In this release of GNOME, the
>> Canvas has *no* GNOME-related dependencies other than those shared by
>> GTK+ (glib, ATK, Pango). You can us
On Wed, 15 May 2002, Paul Davis wrote:
> as an avid user of GtkCanvas, i would encourage you to move to GTK+2,
> and then use GnomeCanvas from GNOME 2. In this release of GNOME, the
> Canvas has *no* GNOME-related dependencies other than those shared by
> GTK+ (glib, ATK, Pango). You can use it i
You have to UTF8 encode the characters. E.g. to input the characters
you mention below you have to insert the following char* buf:
"\327\224 \327\226 \327\252 \327\224 \327\232 \327\233\n"
This buffer was created by doing:
echo ä æ ú ä ê ë | iconv -f iso8859-8 -t utf8 | od -c
and reform
Hi,
"calmar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> i have a gtk_text_view_new() in my program
> and i want to put there some text with this function:
> gtk_text_buffer_set_text ();
>
> as long as i have normal characters in the buffer, it's works properly.
> when there are any special letters (which te
hi, my
problem is actually:i have a gtk_text_view_new() in my programand i
want to put there some text with this function:gtk_text_buffer_set_text
();as long as i have normal characters in the buffer, it's works
properly.when there are any special letters (which tend to be everywhere
unless
>David Vestal wrote:
>> Is there a GTK+ canvas widget, like the one in the Gnome extension?
>> -- David V
>
>http://www.google.com/search?q=gtkcanvas
as an avid user of GtkCanvas, i would encourage you to move to GTK+2,
and then use GnomeCanvas from GNOME 2. In this release of GNOME, the
Canvas h
mrzali wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> I create two image(pixmap1 & pixmap2) using gdk_draw_pixmap. When
> mouse_over on pixmap1 the image change
> to the pixmap2. The problem is the image flickering. How i want to solve
> this problem?
I make a GtkPixmap, plus two GdkPixmaps (and two masks as well).
David Vestal wrote:
> Is there a GTK+ canvas widget, like the one in the Gnome extension?
> -- David V
http://www.google.com/search?q=gtkcanvas
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I found the most reliable way to detect end-of-select was to listen for
hide on the popup pane of the combo:
popwin = GTK_COMBO (combo)->popwin;
gtk_signal_connect (GTK_OBJECT (popwin), "hide",
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC (myfunc),
(gpointer) data);
this
Jean-Yves Lamoureux wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm using some combo boxes, it work like I want exept for a thing :
>The user has to hit enter at the end of his choice, or the "activate"
>signal won't be passed.
>How can I do the same thing but with a simple mouse click ?
>
>Thanks
>
>
use the gdk events..
Hi,
I'm using some combo boxes, it work like I want exept for a thing :
The user has to hit enter at the end of his choice, or the "activate"
signal won't be passed.
How can I do the same thing but with a simple mouse click ?
Thanks
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Jean-Yves Lamoureux
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.lnxscene
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