Hi.
> What means the Run First, Run Last and others in
> http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/unstable/GtkWidget.htm at Signals?
http://library.gnome.org/devel/gobject/stable/gobject-Signals.html#gobject-Signals.description
http://library.gnome.org/devel/gobject/stable/gobject-Signals.html#GSignalF
What means the Run First, Run Last and others in
http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/unstable/GtkWidget.htm at Signals?
2010/1/13 frederico schardong :
> Thanks!
>
> 2010/1/13 Ben Pfaff :
>> frederico schardong writes:
>>
>>> I'm confusing about the difference between event and signal.
>>
>> Accor
Thanks!
2010/1/13 Ben Pfaff :
> frederico schardong writes:
>
>> I'm confusing about the difference between event and signal.
>
> According to the GTK+ FAQ:
>
> First of all, Havoc Pennington gives a rather complete
> description of the differences between events and signals in his
> free book (t
frederico schardong writes:
> I'm confusing about the difference between event and signal.
According to the GTK+ FAQ:
First of all, Havoc Pennington gives a rather complete
description of the differences between events and signals in his
free book (two chapters can be found at
http://www106.pai
I'm confusing about the difference between event and signal.
Event is the action of something happen, and signal is the code action
for the event?
How signal works? How it's emitted by GTK+?
--
Thanks,
Frederico Schardong,
SOLIS - Open source solutions
www.solis.coop.br
Linux registered user #5
Robert,
You are right - I've been buried for days in X Windows code (not GTK+) and my
mindset was in the wrong place for this list. My bad.
Ed James
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 4:39 PM, Robert Pearce
wrote:
> Hi Ed,
...
> But as I understand it, none of this is relevant to GTK, which just
> pas
Hi,
I have a short program (below) that displays two windows, each with a
button. Clicking the button pops up a modal dialog (in this case a file
chooser, but the type of the dialog does not really matter).
I would like the two windows to be completely independent, i.e. clicking
the button i
El jue, 14-01-2010 a las 08:36 +1100, Andrew Cowie escribió:
> On Wed, 2010-01-13 at 23:13 +0200, Claudio Saavedra wrote:
> > El mié, 13-01-2010 a las 22:49 +0200, sledge hammer escribió:
>
> > You'd better try better luck by removing the widgets you don't need,
> > than by isolating only one.. bu
Hello.
> Is there any reason we shouldn't just tell this person to just subclass
> the existing GtkFixed GObject and thence implement whatever they want to
> do in the subclass?
>
> Admittedly subclassing GObjects is a lot of boilerplate work, but it's
> still easier than attempting to rip apart t
Hi Ed,
On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 15:11:21 -0500 you wrote:
>
> Wasn't able to emulate middle button on my 2-button mouse (project for another
> day, perhaps).
That's an X setting - EmulateMiddleButton or something of the like. If
it's set then X intercepts near-simultaneous left and right buttons and
On Wed, 2010-01-13 at 23:13 +0200, Claudio Saavedra wrote:
> El mié, 13-01-2010 a las 22:49 +0200, sledge hammer escribió:
> You'd better try better luck by removing the widgets you don't need,
> than by isolating only one.. but still, all this seems a bit strange to
> me.
Is there any reason we
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 11:19:33PM +0200, sledge hammer wrote:
>
> Well I thought a "patched" gtkfixed would be treated as a "custom" widget. So
> I thought that all a head to do is point it to the system's gtk+ headers and
> libs. Am I wrong in doing this? I just want to leave my system gtkfixe
Well I thought a "patched" gtkfixed would be treated as a "custom" widget. So I
thought that all a head to do is point it to the system's gtk+ headers and
libs. Am I wrong in doing this? I just want to leave my system gtkfixed intact
and just create a new widget named "gtkfixed2" or something l
El mié, 13-01-2010 a las 22:49 +0200, sledge hammer escribió:
> Can you help me with this? Is my approach correct? If not, can someone
> guide me through? I really want to solve this(get a working patched
> gtkfixed).
You are gonna need a lot of GTK+ anyway. All the widgets that are in the
hierar
Hello.
> Hi, I want to use GtkFixed as my preferred container(yes I am aware of the
> warnings against it). Currently there is an old bug that prevents me from
> fully utilising it. I am referring to bug 81630. Although there are
> available 2 patches there is no word from the developers. I want t
Hi, I want to use GtkFixed as my preferred container(yes I am aware of the
warnings against it). Currently there is an old bug that prevents me from fully
utilising it. I am referring to bug 81630. Although there are available 2
patches there is no word from the developers. I want to test them
Just tried it and verified most of the answer, via something I'm playing with;
UINT ejEventManager::getButton () {
return currEvent.xbutton.button;
}
1 == Left mouse button
2 == Right mouse button
4 == scroll up
5 == scroll down
Wasn't able to emulate middle button on my 2-button mouse (pro
Hello.
You can get the mouse button pressed by looking at event->button
field. 1 means left button, 2 middle button (which can usually be
emulated by pressing right and left button at once on 2-button mouse),
3 right button. I think 4-7 mean wheel movement (check API docs for
that, I'm not 100% su
The state member in GdkEventButton for the button-press/release events contains
flag bits that specify which mouse button is operated and also any keyboard
shift/ctrl/alt modifier bits. I have tried button-press-event on several widget
types, but in all cases the modifier bit GDK_BUTTON1_MASK or
Hi Zhang,
Please use reply all to continue posting to the gtk list instead of replying
privately.
You're program is correct (though obviously it doesn't do anything) and does
not give any warnings. It seems like you have an installation problem.
Please describe your system, and perhaps someone on
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