bjective C does automatically which are very unintuitive
to implement in C++. Of course, I'm doing most of my work these days
with C++ and gtk--...
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manually?
You can probably query your widgets to see if they think they have the
focus too...
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ation to get resized once and
then never again, it might be better just to let the user specify the
font or pull the font out of the GTK theme.
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behavioral inconsistencies
between your applications WILL drive you crazy.
If I were looking to implement this stuff natively, I'd do it in the X
server. Don't they have wheel functionality in Xfree 4.x? Wheel mice
have been around forever now...
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e able to turn up some example code on doing something similar
using SysV message queues and signal handling. If you're interested in
that, drop me a note.
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ror messages. About as useful as tits on
a bull...
I _think_ it's griping because your method has a parameter. Try removing
the parameter from Callback (So it just expects nothing) and see if that
doesn't fix the problem.
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the magic number in OS/2 was about 30 ms (For whatever that's worth.)
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and leading the team to make the final decisions as to
what goes in and what doesn't. Given the massive amount of chaos this
process should be generating, it's amazing how well it works.
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UX, Solaris and SCO and were just adding a Linux port
of our software. Actually we rewrote the software in Linux (With a GTK
front end :-) and started back-porting it to the other unices.
Interesting work, really, if I didn't also have to deal with OS/2 and
Windows there, I'd have stayed.
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nd yes, I'm doing corporate development too, and every so often I do
gnash my teeth at something or other. But I respect how this community
works. Hell, I actually really dig it. I much prefer to work this way.
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if you're wanting to be on the
bleeding edge, you won't have much luck with it.
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tuff buffer overflows are made
of.
You can insure the size either by putting a NULL at MAX_G_CHAR_SIZE-1 in
your string before you do your strcpy, or you could use one of the
non-standard strncpy functions. If strncpy is not included on your
version of UNIX, you might consider impl
string into the new storage. If you do that, it's also
good form to free all the junk you allocated before you exit the
program. Oh, and don't use global variables. Global variables cause
cancer.
You will want to put a lot of study into the behavior
I just ran across that, hmm.
Oh. It was for the label widget. I'd guess that the button contains a
label widget. If you can get at it, you can use the
gtk_label_set_pattern on it to underline the text you want to underline.
You're on your own with accelerators, though. I haven't nee
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