Hi all,
I would like to have a multi layer container widget. The problem is that
GtkWindow is a GtkBin so only one widget on top of
it. The HBox and Vbox can have several widget on it but not packed on different
layer. If the container can add widget on
different layer, so probably it will be
Hi again
On 04/14/2011 03:21 PM, Michael Trimarchi wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to have a multi layer container widget. The problem is that
GtkWindow is a GtkBin so only one widget on top of
it. The HBox and Vbox can have several widget on it but not packed on
different layer. If the
I don't know if anyone else will find this useful, but I've written a perl
program to translate gir files into xmi files which can be imported into
ArgoUML or KDE Umbrello. It follows include elements, putting each Gir
namespace into a separate package in the UML model.
You can find it at
Hello!
I noticed recently, when I was building either git version or 3.1.2 using MS
VC++, that I’m getting hard times with GDK_IS_WIN32_WINDOW. It is only
mentioned in C:\obs\gtk+-3.1.2\gdk\win32\gdkwin32window.h and recently was
introduced in gtkclipboard.c . I just can’t build with it,
Hi fellow developers,
We are maintaining a big existing GTK+ 2.x project using GTK+2 and pyGTK.
We noticed a problem in our Python project on Windows systems where drag and
drop in a listview does not seem to work. The dragging of list items work
correctly, but the dropping is not working (in
Quoting Vincent van der Leun vvanderl...@cloudsuite.com:
Hi fellow developers, We are maintaining a big existing GTK+ 2.x project
using GTK+2 and pyGTK. We noticed a problem in our Python
project on Windows systems where drag and drop in a listview does
not seem to work. The dragging of list
Hi Mikhail,
It seems that the missing symbol was not exported into the GDK DLL (for
Win32)-this also occurred on my Project files included in the main
tarball, so you aren't doing anything wrong at this point AFAICT.
I will add that symbol to the gdk.symbols file, and it should
fix the
