On 2 Aug 2002, Gustavo Giráldez wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Thu, 2002-07-25 at 23:53, Szymon B±kowski wrote:
> > Hello everyone :)
> > I`m jus started writting in GTK+ 1.2 and I stuck in two points:
> > first I was trying tu put something from two dimensional array to CList but
> > I get again and again
I'm using a GtkComboBox in Dia for zoom selection. I can't quite get it to
behave the way I'd like. It ought to be that when the user selects an item
from the drop-down list (making the drop-down disappear), the zoom amount
should be updated. However, I haven't found a signal that will tell me
Hi,
On Thu, 2002-07-25 at 23:53, Szymon Bąkowski wrote:
> Hello everyone :)
> I`m jus started writting in GTK+ 1.2 and I stuck in two points:
> first I was trying tu put something from two dimensional array to CList but
> I get again and again error but not during compilation but during program
>
I've searched everywhere, but I can't find any documentation or
specifications for configuring pixbuf themes (gtk+-2.0). Is it hidden
somewhere I can't find, or do I have to read the source?
Thanks,
Vince
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Using gdk_pixbuf is the only real solution. It's available as a
separate library in gtk 1.2, but it integrated into gtk 2.0. Very
nice. I've used it for some time. Besides supporting alpha-blending,
it can scale images rather nicely.
Michael
On Fri, 2002-08-02 at 08:11, Peter Van Osta wrote
On Fri, 2002-08-02 at 06:38, simith nambiar wrote:
> hi list,
> iam struggling to get a GdkPixnmap object
> which has a JPEG file in it to display on the drawing
> area,
If you do a quick browse of the API documentation, you'll find that
gdk_pixbuf has the following function:
gdk_pix
Hi,
I have built a GTK1.2 based application in which I want to display
images to the screen in an GdkDrawingArea. I have declared:
guchar my_img[MY_WIDTH * MY_HEIGHT * 3];
and I display the in the GDHDrawingArea with 'gdk_draw_rgb_image"
e.g.: gdk_draw_rgb_image (widget->window,
widget->style-
Hi,
simith nambiar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> iam struggling to get a GdkPixnmap object
> which has a JPEG file in it to display on the drawing
> area,
> Please could anyone tell me how i should put it on the
> drawing area in the
> expose event
> like we put a RGB data as:
>
>
hi list,
iam struggling to get a GdkPixnmap object
which has a JPEG file in it to display on the drawing
area,
Please could anyone tell me how i should put it on the
drawing area in the
expose event
like we put a RGB data as:
draw_rgb_image(...)
but what abt the GdkPixmap
pleas he
Am Fre, 2002-08-02 um 10.21 schrieb Piotr Waśkiewicz:
> Between two renderers in one column? If you are using function
> gtk_tree_view_column_pack_start, you shouldn't have any spacing between
> renderers.
>
I found it - the space is the padding of the renderer and I can change
this property.
B
hi ,..
what is the IMLIB error
thanks.
Bernd Demian wrote:
> dziekuje bardzo,
Bardzo prosze. :)
> thanks for the help, btw how can a manipulate the spacing between two
> renderer in a visible column. Now the space is to wide for me.
Between two renderers in one column? If you are using function
gtk_tree_view_column_pack_start, you
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