I want to open a new window from my main application,
then call a shell script via system(..) whose I/O is
redirected to that window, and which closes after the
script completes.
Would I use GdkWindow for this, and can someone give
me an example of setting up the window attributes. I
have Havoc P
I've created a menu with GtkItemFactory, and I want
each item's callback function to be able to access the
menu item's name string to use as a new window title.
Is there a way to access it from the gpointer argument
in the callback function?
Thanks,
Don
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I have an app with several functions that call bash or kshell scripts.
The scripts produce output, which I want to show in a separate window
created by my application, then close it when the script finishes. Is
there a way to start a terminal window from my app, or do I somehow
redirect output to
When I create a window with just a couple of items in
it (menu bar, some labels, check boxes, etc), it packs
down to a little tiny window during runtime, big
enough only to show the items visible.
I add and remove window objects depending on user
selection, etc., and I'd like to keep the same ove
You might try checking the version of Gnome you're
running. I know that if it isn't the latest, and
you're trying to install the latest version of some
gnome tool, you'll bang into every dependency and
sub-dependency of every library and package that the
tool requires. Depending on what and how m
When you compile your program, you link libraries
located in /usr/lib. The library is spedified using
the -l option on the gcc command line without it's
'lib' prefix: "-lgtkhtml", or "-lmysqlclient". The -l
tells gcc to go look in the $LIB directory (/usr/lib)
for the specified file with a 'lib'
GTK+ comes with a program called testgtk, installed in
/usr/bin.
Anyone know where one can obtain the source code for
it?
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