I wonder what's the common way of setting the alignment
of text in a treeview column different from the default
left alignment.
I ask because my attempts so far weren't successful.
Thanks in advance,
Manuel
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Hi all,I'm a newbie gtk-programmer and wanna ask something. Which function in gtk-library is use to run a program such as "xterm" or "xclock"? I design myself a simple program with a simple button and want to run an execute program after button click. Here i want to pack it in my "xclock" function
Hi,
Pisanu Prasertnopakun wrote:
// HERE i find a function to run a simple program like xclock!!
// i should ! be "run(xclock);" or something like that.. have somebody
an idea?
The easiest is system():
if( system( "xterm &" ) )
printf( "couldn't start xterm\n" );
It's *nix only. glib has g_
I'm using Ximian RPM's to install my GTK+ libraries.
I've got a bug right now that is showing up in a gtk routine,
and I would like to step through the gtk source but am unable
to.
Is there any way to get source code debugging on gtk libraries
and still use Ximian rpms?
Thanks,
Kent
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hi!
i just subscribed to this mailing list as spending an hour surffing the
net did not shed any light into my problem, so i'm not sure if this has
been discussed here (i did search the mailing list):
i'm using gtk 1.2.10, and i use GtkItemFactory-structs to create menubars.
everything is fine u
Heya,
I've seen a number of applications and libraries such as pango using g_slist_foreach(list, (GFunc) g_free, NULL); and other single argument functions.
GFunc is typed out to two args, and g_slist_foreach calls the passed function with two args (eg. g_free(list->data, NULL)). This works, but
Hi all,
excuse me if I resend the same post, but I really need a
gtk-config file. Please someone can send me this file? I need it for compile a
linux program on Cygwin, a linux emulator for win32.
'Bye
On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 15:59, Mike wrote:
> Heya,
>
> I've seen a number of applications and libraries such as pango
> using g_slist_foreach(list, (GFunc) g_free, NULL); and other single
> argument functions.
>
> GFunc is typed out to two args, and g_slist_foreach calls the passed
> function with
This is not good, but it works.
For example: printf() you can push a lot of args than they need.
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Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 4:00 PM
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Subject: g_slist_foreach and single arg fun
gtk-config only existed for GTK-1.2. If it's a GTK-2.0 program you should be using `pkg-config gtk-2.0 --cflags --libs`. Gargnome has a prepackaged GTK-2.0 installer that uses the mingw runtime if you want to give that a try. I don't believe GTK has been ported straight to Cygwin, though I c
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Ville Helin wrote:
> hi!
>
> i just subscribed to this mailing list as spending an hour surffing the
> net did not shed any light into my problem, so i'm not sure if this has
> been discussed here (i did search the mailing list):
>
> i'm using gtk 1.2.10, and i use GtkItemFact
ï
It's not a gtk-2.0 program, the compilation requires me
just gtk-config. Luckily gtk was ported to cygwin (there is even two
version). Now I only need this file.
'bye.
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From:
Michael Hill
To: U Fleku
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Sent: Tuesday, October 28
On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 17:04, U Fleku wrote:
> ï
> It's not a gtk-2.0 program, the compilation requires me just
> gtk-config. Luckily gtk was ported to cygwin (there is even two
> version). Now I only need this file.
See http://www.gimp.org/win32. The complete gtk 1.3 (1.2) and 2.x
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