Tadej,
Perfect, many thanks!
That's what should have gone into the manual in the first place!
The inclusion of 'toggle' in the name of these functions is unfortunate.
Toggle as a noun implies that the tag has more than one state. As far as I
understand, tags are on until removed/deleted and cann
Hi, All!
I don't know if this is known bug/feature that
gtk cannot differ GDK_KP_Enter and GDK_Return on win32
So, in my program in key-press-event on window
I get GDK_KP_Enter under linux after pressing Enter on keypad
but under windows xp I get GDK_Return.
I have took a look in gtk sources and
Daniel Espinosa pisze:
> Are there any important reason for this? Because 4.2 will be released
> shorty (I think).
I am doing my best to have Libgda 4.0.7 included in upcoming Ubuntu
Lucid (which is Long Term Supported release).
To make this happen I requested Libgda updates in Debian unstable (wh
Hello.
The way I would interpret those function calls would be:
gtk_text_iter_forward_to_tag_toggle (iter, NULL);
- Move iter to the start or end of any tag that comes next in buffer. If no
tag start or end is found, move to the end of the buffer.
gtk_text_iter_forward_to_tag_toggle (iter,
If you take the open dialog then you'll see three different types of
buttons:
* open, cancel
* path bar
* add, remove (sidebar)
(* toolbar buttons)
Imho, it's clear that, though the path bar is composed of buttons, these
buttons might look different that the dialog buttons (open, cancel). But
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 2:53 PM, Matthias Fuchs wrote:
> Why differ widgets of the same kind in their height? I guess the height
> depends on the contents of a widget. But imho this shouldn't be the case.
not everyone shares your opinion.
> But independend of that all buttons of the same type sh
I have been reading and re-reading the GtkTextIter reference manual for
functions
gtk_text_iter_forward_to_tag_toggle
gtk_text_iter_backward_to_tag_toggle
I don't understand the explanations in the manual.
The explanation of gtk_text_iter_forward_to_tag_toggle in manual starts:
'Moves for
