aveats:
If you build it on a unix machine using gtk1, you should have good
results. Things will become more uncertain if you want to use the
Windows version (about six months out of date), the API, or some of
the more experimental plugins.
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> >How do I get the reference count of a GdkPixmap?
> >
> Hello (it's about gtk+-2.0),
> It says right, cause GObject -> GdkDrawable -> GdkPixmap.
> You have to cast to GObject*, not to GtkObject*.
> So all you need is: ((GObject*)pixmap)->ref_count.
Right, my code for checking the reference coun
I want to do something similar, and I've tried to follow the
suggestions put forth in this thread, but to no avail.
Objective: To vertically center a label in an hbox in a vbox (or
in any other arrangement of widgets that would produce this pattern)
It's easy to control the horizontal position
The documentation seems to suggest that this routine
should still be part of gtk2, but it isn't there.
gtk_spin_button_set_shadow_type()
Is there something else I should use?
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Is it appropriate to look at a gobject's ref_count, or is
that supposed to be private? I've been keeping track of its
value whenever I deliberately increment or decrement it, but the
code makes it look as though I'm doing something improper -- and
likely to be disabled. Is there some equivalent
> Try http://developer.gnome.org/dotplan/porting
Is this document available in postscript or pdf?
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ASK);
What might I be doing to nullify that setting?
I'm looking at my code as it's built using gtk+ 1.2.8 under irix 6.5.
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Quoting from the gtk tutorial:
It is also a good idea to explicitly set which button should be the
default depressed button with:
void gtk_toggle_button_set_active( GtkToggleButton *toggle_button,
gint state );
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I'm having a problem with mouse motion events: I press the mouse,
set a flag, and then I want to respond to mouse motion as long as the
button is down. However, if I move the mouse outside the drawing
area, I can no longer get the mouse motion events. And if I release
the button, I don't get th
I would like a widget that is just like a checkbutton, but with two
checkbox areas for one label. The left one responds to left button
events, and the right one to middle and right button events.
Would it be a better strategy to subclass the checkbutton
directly, or to start by subclassing the t
this, come and talk to me about a
reward. :^)
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eleases.
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* Caveat: I'll have to find a Windows programmer to help me.
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On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 11:47:46PM +0100, Drazen Kacar wrote:
>
> Depends. The best solution is probably Purify, available from
> http://www.rational.com. Last time I looked, one could download the
> software and a trial licence for 2 weeks. I don't know if discounts
> are available.
And I miss
> Could someone please enligntenment on the proper procedure for doing the
> following.
> 1. create pixmap size of screen (done i think);
> 2. put all data into pixmap. (maybe done)
> 3. blit to screen ???
> 4. if resize destroy current pixmap and rebuild
I handle these myself, though some people
How do I get the dimensions of the viewing area of
a scrolled window? By that I mean the size of the
area that's currently visible, not the total possible
size. The scrolled_window holds an event box, which
holds a table.
Is this what I need? It doesn't seem to work the
way I thought it should
> Luckily, GTK+ already has the equivalent, and I pretty much use them instead
> of separate get/set functions: gtk_widget_set(), gtk_widget_setv(),
> gtk_widget_get, and gtk_widget_getv().
Could you give examples of the use of those functions?
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, mostly), and another crowd of users I'd like to
appeal to lives on windoze. So count me in with the crowd that
tries to minimize the number of required libraries, gnome or
otherwise.
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