Re: Last question about gtktreeview

2003-01-01 Thread David Neary
Ottavio Campana wrote: ok, I hope this is the last question about gtktreeview... Is there a function or a fast way to remove all the rows of a gtktreeview? Greate a new Model with the same columns as the old one and associate it with the GtkTreeView, discarding the old one?

Re: Last question about gtktreeview

2003-01-01 Thread Daniel Elstner
On Die, 2002-12-31 at 17:08, Ottavio Campana wrote: ok, I hope this is the last question about gtktreeview... Is there a function or a fast way to remove all the rows of a gtktreeview? gtk_{list,tree}_store_clear() --Daniel ___

Re: Newbie question

2003-01-01 Thread Sven Neumann
Hi, Claus Hetzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have just gotted GTK+ and am trying to run the Hello World program presented in the tutorial. It compiles just fine (using gcc and the command-line parameters as specified) and the window appears when I run the executable, but a series of

Textview/scrollbar problem when maximising window

2003-01-01 Thread Mike McEwan
[To the moderators of this list: sorry about the duplicate - posted the previous from the wrong account :-( ] I was about to raise a bug here, but a couple of existing bugs vaguely look like they might be in the same general area - #1165, #71052 (maybe :-), perhaps someone can enlighten me).

GTK 2.0 runtime user keybindings?

2003-01-01 Thread Mark Schreiber
One of my favorite features of gtk 1, one of the ways in which it really blew away most existing widget sets, was the ability it gave the user to bind accelerators to menu items by bringing the mouse over a menu item and hitting the desired key combination. When I first saw it, I thought *this*

Textview/scrollbar problem when maximising window

2003-01-01 Thread Mike McEwan
I was about to raise a bug here, but a couple of existing bugs vaguely look like they might be in the same general area - #1165, #71052 (maybe :-), perhaps someone can enlighten me). Anyway here is the problem I see - I'll raise a bug report if this is not a known problem. Compile the test case

Re: Newbie question

2003-01-01 Thread Owen Taylor
Claus Hetzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have just gotted GTK+ and am trying to run the Hello World program presented in the tutorial. It compiles just fine (using gcc and the command-line parameters as specified) and the window appears when I run the executable, but a series of identical

bug

2003-01-01 Thread malo p
I 've got a bug in my application I am trying to display a image with buf it 's work but , When i resize my window it 's bugging:it closes my window. Can you help me please malo Seul le silence est grand, tout le reste n'est que faiblesseDo You Yahoo!? -- Une adresse @yahoo.fr gratuite et en

Problems building gnome 2 project with Anjuta

2003-01-01 Thread Carl B. Constantine
I'm getting some weird compile errors while trying to build a project with Anjuta. It's just a quick test project for playing with GtkTreeView, but I'm getting errors in main.c. The original project was created in Anjuta. I then used Glade 1.1.3 to generate all the files (after I deleted the

success with GtkTreeView

2003-01-01 Thread Carl B. Constantine
Ok, you can ignore my previous message. I did get it work by creating another project (gtk2 only) and copy/paste the relevant code bits in. The good news is I used Glade to create a GtkTreeView object. I then grabbed a pointer to that object using lookup_widget, created a GtkListStore and set the

Re: GTK 2.0 runtime user keybindings?

2003-01-01 Thread Havoc Pennington
On Tue, Dec 31, 2002 at 03:19:31PM -0500, Mark Schreiber wrote: I figured that someone had temporarily yanked them out to work on them...but I've waited for a while now, and they don't seem to be going back in. It's there, but disabled by default. The README documents how to re-enable. Are

A batch of newbie questions.

2003-01-01 Thread ' '
Hello, I'm new to gtk+, new to developing graphical applications under linux, new to developing graphical applications in general, and new to programming projects with goals other than learning. I've been interested in programming for a long time, I've read several books on C, and I'm