Hi,
We have gtk already present in the kernel which we got
when we have installed the OS.
We have tried to compile a small gtk application with
arm-linux-gcc, but in vain. We want to know whether:
1) we have to re install gtk package compiled using
arm-linux-gcc, if yes please tell us how we can
Hello,
Douglas Vechinski wrote:
Yes it is idle a lot. Whenever your not moving the mouse or interacting
with the GUI it should be sitting in main GTK event loop.
On Fri, 2005-08-05 at 17:31 +0200, Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
Douglas Vechinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
The problem
hi
i have following problem:
need to append chars to GTK_ENTRY as they are coming from serial port
(/dev/ttyS0)
i'm reading chars, appending (gtk_entry_appent_text()) them into
GTK_ENTRY, but i CANT SEE them. (until i press key or when i put cursor
into GTK_ENTRY)
i think i must force gtk_m
Jirka Pirko escribió:
hi
i have following problem:
need to append chars to GTK_ENTRY as they are coming from serial port
(/dev/ttyS0)
i'm reading chars, appending (gtk_entry_appent_text()) them into
GTK_ENTRY, but i CANT SEE them. (until i press key or when i put
cursor into GTK_ENTRY)
i
it dont work - im calling gtk_main_iteration_do from different pthread
than where is running gtk_main... but it makes sense... just for sure im
not doing anything wrong...
jirka
Daniel Campos napsal(a):
Jirka Pirko escribió:
hi
i have following problem:
need to append chars to GTK_ENTRY a
On Mon, 2005-08-08 at 14:37 +0200, Jirka Pirko wrote:
> it dont work - im calling gtk_main_iteration_do from different pthread
> than where is running gtk_main... but it makes sense... just for sure im
> not doing anything wrong...
you're probably doing everything wrong then. please read the FAQ
What kind of data are you placing in the GtkEntry? I mean GtkEntry can
show only UTF-8 characters,
and I don't think the serial device uses that encoding. GtkEntry uses to
do strange things when you
put not UFT-8 data, it seems to work but after a while it can fail, or
may be you are freeing a s
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Try to invalidate the widget so it must redraw again...
Jirka Pirko escribió:
it dont work - im calling gtk_main_iteration_do from different pthread
than where is running gtk_main... but it makes sense... just for sure
im not doing anything wrong...
jirka
Daniel Ca
Michel Van den Bergh wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to write an xscreensaver using gtk (pygtk really). An
xscreensaver must draw on an
externally supplied X window (either supplied on the command line or as
a virtual root).
Can somebody explain to me how to make such an externally supplied
window
> Any obvious mistakes in this?You probably need to use _scroll_to_mark(), see question
4.3:http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/gtk-question-index.html
Thanks for the pointer; it isn't working yet. The text displays, but it
doesn't scroll down. The code that's doing the inserts is:
Gt
Sorry for the late appearance in the discussion but I just switched jobs
and moved to Santa Barbara, and I'm back to work. I committed a couple
of lines of code that are supoused to fix this. can anybody try it out?
Thank you!
Christoph Finke wrote:
I had the same Problem,
its a bug in gtke
I want to be pragmatically creating some off screen images, just some
text rendering. I'm not using Gtk+ for this part of the application.
I have a vague idea I want to create either a GdkPixmap or a GdkImage,
do my rendering using the base GdkDrawable, and then call
gdk_pixbuf_get_from_drawable
My gtk program is loading images for me on one Linux box (with Gtk 2.6.7), but not another (different distribution w/Gtk 2.6.4).
If I do a "make; make install" on my computer, it gets some user input
and displays graphics (mostly a table of images) in the main window.
On the other computer, every
A lot of the names come from Xlib and ancient history.
On 8/8/05, Chris Seaton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> GdkPixmap - server side pixel map
> GdkBitmap - server side pixel map, 1bpp
Bingo! Exactly right. Names from X history. Bitmap was the original,
pixmap was added later when the first colour
On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 12:21:58PM -0700, Adrian E. Feiguin wrote:
> Sorry for the late appearance in the discussion but I just switched jobs
> and moved to Santa Barbara, and I'm back to work. I committed a couple
> of lines of code that are supoused to fix this. can anybody try it out?
I have
Great. Thanks for the clarification.
If these names (any many of the classes themselves) are only around
because of the history of X, when are we planning to update them? At the
moment the entire architecture of the image system in Gdk reflects the
history of one supported platform. That can't
Thanks for clearing that up, I was vague on this too. Now I have a
small app that loads an image then messes with it directly.
Fun, and removes a hurdle for me.
On 8/8/05, John Cupitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A lot of the names come from Xlib and ancient history.
>
> On 8/8/05, Chris Seaton
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