On Wed, 2003-04-02 at 09:25, Dave Malcolm wrote:
> I'd like to be able to embed hyperlinks in a GtkDialog. Ideally, I'd like
> the links to be embedded within the text of a GtkLabel. So I'm wondering:
> does the Pango Text Attribute Markup language supports hyperlinks, and can
> GtkLabel inter
I am porting gnucash from gnome1 to gnome2. Whenever I find a gnome1
entity that does not exist in gnome2, I need to determine if there is a
corresponding gnome2 entity, and, if so, find it.
For example, I am currently looking for the gnome2 equivalent of
GtkHTMLEmbedded.
"find /usr/include/* -n
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 04:49:11PM +0200, Lionel Ulmer wrote:
> For example, on Windows, if I take Courier New, do two lines one in Bold the
> onther in Plain, they have both exactly the same size.
If so then courier new just happens to have the same metrics for
regular and bold - nothing says a
I'd like to be able to embed hyperlinks in a GtkDialog. Ideally, I'd like
the links to be embedded within the text of a GtkLabel. So I'm wondering:
does the Pango Text Attribute Markup language supports hyperlinks, and can
GtkLabel interpret this appropriately (hopefully by launching the user'
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 04:49:11PM +0200, Lionel Ulmer wrote:
> For example, on Windows, if I take Courier New, do two lines one in Bold the
> onther in Plain, they have both exactly the same size. Another example is
> the 'bold' feature in XTerm or in any other X Terminal emulators : you have
> em
> what you want seems a bit confused. it sounds as if you want 2 fonts,
> 1 being a bold version of the other, but both having identical font
> metrics. i have never seen any such font pairs. the very definition of
> "embolden" is close to almost requiring a change in the font
> metrics. perhaps i
Hi,
pratik desai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have to run a dc servo motor through RTLinux
> but the front end GUI needs to be written in Linux.
> The problem is that how can i connect my applcation to
> RTLinux module using fifo(real time FIFOs)in GTK
> programme. Is it possible to writ
>Hi all,
>
>I am using Pango to have some 'fixed width' fonts. And it works just fine
>with, for example, 'Monotype 10'.
>
>The problem is that when I 'bold' this font, it changes the width of the
>font (thus rendering all this fixed stuff irrelevant).
>
>So does anyone knows how to do what I want
hello..!
I have to run a dc servo motor through RTLinux
but the front end GUI needs to be written in Linux.
The problem is that how can i connect my applcation to
RTLinux module using fifo(real time FIFOs)in GTK
programme. Is it possible to write an application
which in turn can start the mo
Hi all,
I am using Pango to have some 'fixed width' fonts. And it works just fine
with, for example, 'Monotype 10'.
The problem is that when I 'bold' this font, it changes the width of the
font (thus rendering all this fixed stuff irrelevant).
So does anyone knows how to do what I want without h
I also encountered the "JPEG loader failed" problem
while executing configure.
On the command line, I typed these lines:
# cd gtk+-2.2.1
# ./configure --prefix=/usr
And I got this:
...
checking for jpeg_destroy_decompress in -ljpeg... no
configure: WARNING: *** JPEG loader will not be built
(J
I checked the list and found Paul Davis once provided
source code to make transparent widgets. It is named
as 'GtkTransparency'. But, I don't know how to use it.
Is 'GtkTransparency' a window, a container, or
something else? How to show it?
Which widget can contain it?
Can it be used as a win
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