Hi,
Christopher Andrew Chenery [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My Question is simply why are there two extra bytes per image row, what do
they represent and what is a rowstride? - the documentation assumes this
knowledge!
rowstride is the number of bytes you need to skip to get to the same
Hi,
Chan Wai [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have tried to write a program, which also act as a server when I
run it. I use gtk/gnome to build an interface for it. However, when
I run it, there is error on the child programme:
Gdk-ERROR **: BadIDChoice (invalid resource ID chosen for this
Hi,
Charles Iliya Krempeaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't think that GIOChannel has anything to do with the encoding
of a string in a file.
To GIOChannel, you are dealing with a file. It really doesn't
care what's in it. It's just a bunch of bytes to it.
this is only true if you set
Hi,
I tried to use g_type_module_register_type () to register my class. This
time, the application is never crashed, but the IM module is never
unloaded. What's the matter with it?
Regards
James Su
Owen Taylor wrote:
On Fri, 2003-03-28 at 03:31, James Su wrote:
Oh, I see. But the interface
Hi,
when I call gtk_init (argc, argv) with argc == 0, the program crashed at
gdk_parse_args () in gdk.c. I digged into the source code and found that
there are possiblly some bugs in gdk_arg_context_parse, which does not
check if argc = 0.
I don't know should we treat it as a bug, or just restrict
Hello,
I am writing a scientific software to analyse high resolution scanner
images using glib and gtk 2.
Unfortunatelly the images are in a 16-bits gray level format which is
not supported by libtiff (8-bit maximum for gray level images).
What is the best way to had support for this format
