Hejsan,
I'm having problems using the gdk-pixbuf loaders under Windows 98.
I have installed all of Tor Lillkvist's precompiled gtk+ suite,
which in general works great. But when I compile and then run
the following program:
#include /* To get gtk_init */
int main(int argc, char *argv[
I have got the sources of gtk+-1.2, and then, After I used the shell script command "./configure",
I have got the file "Makefile". But when I run command "make", I find that it doesn't run correctly!
The command "make" exits immediately after echoing a little few lines of informat
Stephan Kotze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm new to this newsgroup, and to opensource in general so please bear
> with me.
>
> Am I allowed to write closed source commercial software using the gtk
> libraries, and not pay for using gtk? (unlike qt)
> (I have to write a program for a large fi
Hi.
Weew, Gtk2 is impressive. Wish more themes for it existed, but they will
in time, and I could also not be lazy about it and do it myself. Ah
well.
Recently upgraded gtk2 and glib2 from the RH 7.3 stock standard to 2.0.3
so I could use the latest Pan - nice gtk2 interface there - and while
glib
I'm new to this newsgroup, and to opensource in general so please bear
with me.
Am I allowed to write closed source commercial software using the gtk
libraries, and not pay for using gtk? (unlike qt)
(I have to write a program for a large firm that requires a gui)
Thus far I have ascertained th
Hi,
thanks for your answer.
> - when a signal is created (ie. the class init function for widgets of
> type "bar" tells gtk that instances of "bar" will be emmitting a signal
> "foo") the widget specifies the number and type of each signal argument.
> The marshallers do the argument
hi,
maybe this isn't the mailin list in wich i should ask for help, but...
i'm, for my final school project, making an application for serbian schools:
student data, grades, reports...
i need a function that will take a string of number separated by ','
('1,2,3,23,456,5,6') and translate this
Hi Ruben,
The problem is that you may never have two process, or threads
that share the same X-connection. And this is usually not
necessary either. What you want to do is the following:
++ +---+ +--+
| X | <=> | Your gtk program | <=>
>I wanted to fork the tar process off by itself have it show in it's own window
>.
[ ... ]
>/* pid = fork();
> if(pid != 0){
> perror("We are in the child"); */
> gtk_window_new(GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL);
you can't do this. the parent and child cannot share acces
Fred RISS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I'm looking for a way to insert short chunks of formated text in a
> GtkTextView using the simple markup language provided by Pango.
> Poking around in the source, I found links between the TextView and
> Pango, but those seem to be 'private' for the Gtk
Dov
Thanks for the reply. I've finally had time to get back to this problem.
It seems I'm going through some growing pains with GTK at this junction.
I took your suggestion and I tried to fork the taring process and capture
the output in a text object, in a new toplevel window. This result
Hello,
I'm looking for a way to insert short chunks of formated text in a
GtkTextView using the simple markup language provided by Pango.
Poking around in the source, I found links between the TextView and
Pango, but those seem to be 'private' for the Gtk user.
Can someone point me to a correct
Rob O'Connor wrote:
> Hi, I've installed the latest version of glib(2.0.3), pango(1.0.2),
> atk(1.0.2), gtk(2.0.3).
> I'm currently trying to install gaim 0.58 and I'm getting a glib
> related error of the following:
> when running configure it reports->
> checking for glib-config... no
> check
Hi, I've installed the latest version of
glib(2.0.3), pango(1.0.2), atk(1.0.2), gtk(2.0.3).
I'm currently trying to install gaim 0.58 and I'm
getting a glib related error of the following:
when running configure it reports->
checking for glib-config... no
checking for GLIB - version >= 1.2.5..
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