Hi,
Let my reply to my own post.
Changing the alpha_threshold to its highest value seems to do job.
AL
On Thu, 2002-12-12 at 15:32, Alfredo P. Ricafort wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need some advice here as I'm terribly new to GTK+ programming(Gtk+
> 1.2).
>
> I am trying to create toolbar buttons wit
I´m looking for a widget implementation of MDI for GTK. I´m just find a
tiny implementation that support all widgets but windows. I need a
widget that support a real GtkWindow not other generic widgets because
of permit that my old code more reusable (I have some forms in my
application and I w
Hi,
When I let run the gtk configure
script, I get the following error:
configure:error:xxx libx11
not found. Check 'config.log' for more details.
The logfile does not show the source of the
problem. Perhaps somebody know a solution. Please inform me if you know.
Thanks a
Hi all,
In file interface.c (generated by Glade) :
gtk_signal_connect (GTK_OBJECT (checkbutton_ponto09_20), "toggled",
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC (on_checkbutton_ponto_toggled),
&ponto_data);
and the callback function :
void
on_checkbutton_ponto_toggled
Hi all
I have 2 question
Any one know how to change
the property SHADOW_TYPE of the GtkToolbar widget ??
Using g_object_set()
is not working .!!
Second I m looking for a
peace of code handling drag and drop between 2 treeviews
, since
The treeview
are only receiving the drag d
Hi, I think the best available is gnome-mdi
http://developer.gnome.org/arch/widgets/mdi.html
The problem is that there's no standard window look and feel, it varies with
the
user's environment. What would your app look like if a KDE user ran it, for
example? Plus many people dislike MDI, so
> gtk_signal_connect (GTK_OBJECT (checkbutton_ponto09_20), "toggled",
> GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC (on_checkbutton_ponto_toggled),
> &ponto_data);
>
>
>and the callback function :
>
>void
>on_checkbutton_ponto_toggled (GtkToggleButton *togglebutton,
>
Richard,
If you look at the "File Dialog OK Handler" section, function FileDlgOK
you should see a "gchar * SelectedFile;" This pointer gives you access
to the file name selected with the dialog. As written, the filename is
lost at the end of the FileDlgOK function. The simplest way to return
th
I needed to upgrade to cvs xfree86 for some hardware support so I
installed XFree86-4.2.99.2 on my rh8 box. Now gnome2 fonts don't look as
bold as they did with X that came with rh8. I've tried playing with the
capplets for font control but nothing. Any suggestions?
Thanks
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"James M. Cape" wrote:
> You can load the image with GdkPixbuf, then render it as a
> GnomeCanvasPixbuf. The points can be rendered using other items.
Tks. Did it. It works well... as long as I haven't to remove from the
canvas an item. I couldn't find any method.
Following hierarchy, I saw that a
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