I am just learning about GTK and I have a related problem. My test program
does not seem to find my ~/.gtkrc file. If I add a line to my program:
gtk_rc_parse (/u/dave/.gtkrc);
It finds the file correctly. If I write this line as either:
gtk_rc_parse (~/.gtkrc);
or
Hi,
Dave Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am just learning about GTK and I have a related problem. My test
program does not seem to find my ~/.gtkrc file.
Are you using GTK+-2.x (well, you should)? If so, try to rename your
file to .gtkrc-2.0.
Sven
I am just learning about GTK and I have a related problem. My test program
does not seem to find my ~/.gtkrc file. If I add a line to my program:
gtk_rc_parse (/u/dave/.gtkrc);
It finds the file correctly. If I write this line as either:
gtk_rc_parse (~/.gtkrc);
or
Thanks - your suggestion did the trick.
BTW, I am using gtk+-2.2.1, (my distro initially loaded 1.2).
Any ideas on why the font command still doesn't work in this file?
Dave
On Friday 30 May 2003 10:18, Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
Dave Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am just learning about
Hi,
Dave Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BTW, I am using gtk+-2.2.1, (my distro initially loaded 1.2).
Any ideas on why the font command still doesn't work in this file?
Yes. The syntax for gtkrc-2.0 is not 100% compatible with the old
gtkrc format. Fonts are no longer specified using the
hi!,
I've an idea for gtk, if it's not already done, in notebook, possibly to
set multiline tab
Because in my xchat as example, all my tabs over the screen width, and I have
to use the session tree to show all channels...
And I will need it for some projects which need lots of page directly
Hi,
I'm using RH8 and the default installed GTK+ 2.0 libs (in /usr/lib).
Now I got a new program that I want to run and to compile.
It needs the GTK+ 2.2 lib. No problem so far, I thought.
I compiled and installed the new GTK+2.2 libs to /opt/gtk
Now I tried different things:
- Put the path
Hello dear list members,
is it possible to escape the GtkItemFactory's path separators?
I tried '//' and '\/' to no avail except a core dump.
Do I have to use other means (lower-level GtkMenu-stuff, that is)
here?
Please CC me or even better [EMAIL PROTECTED], I'm not on gtk-list.
Many thanks,
Given the excellent documentation on line, is it really necessary
to *require* gtk-doc to build glib from CVS? gtk-doc in turn requires
docbook, jade, libxslt, libxml (and perl). I really don't see why
I *have* to install docbook and jade just to build glib, would
making this optional be
Hello, folks. I am a Mandrake 9.1 user who is having
a problem that is apparently unique to my computer, as
far as I can tell. Mandrake customer service was
unable to help me and they suggested I contact the gtk
folks directly to get their input.
When I run a gtk1.x application (ie Gimp)
On Wed, 2003-05-28 at 10:50, Leslie Polzer wrote:
Hello dear list members,
is it possible to escape the GtkItemFactory's path separators?
I tried '//' and '\/' to no avail except a core dump.
Do I have to use other means (lower-level GtkMenu-stuff, that is)
here?
Are using GTK+-2.x? This
On Thu, 2003-05-29 at 14:35, Patrick Welche wrote:
Given the excellent documentation on line, is it really necessary
to *require* gtk-doc to build glib from CVS? gtk-doc in turn requires
docbook, jade, libxslt, libxml (and perl). I really don't see why
I *have* to install docbook and jade just
On Tue, May 27, 2003 at 12:03:31AM +0100, kosh wrote:
Now, everything seems to work fine, but sometimes calling
gdk_threads_enter() causes my application to just stall. It usually
happens when I try to execute a menu option whilst having the debug text
window open. But no threads are
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