How to progammatically restart a GApplication? I want this to provide Gnome
Shell-like -r command.
I would fork and exec a launcher, after quiting the application.
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Theoretically, previewing would be interesting whenever an app wants
to provide a view of a content item - that could be useful for chat,
social messaging, mail, or download/transfer applications. However, I
haven't done any detailed work into how this would look. One question
in this area is
Otherwise I'll file one and might write that code up, it should be quite
a lot less of code using GtkRevealer instead of the custom animation
code.
I think I remember the code already depends on GtkRevealer or at least in
GdRevealer
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People keep raising this issue (both on list and on IRC) and I think
there's a good reason for it.
And people will keep doing it, until they get proper answers.
As an application developer why I found troubling about this particular
removal is:
First: the fact that no-one has explained the
On 9 October 2013 14:13, Jasper St. Pierre jstpie...@mecheye.net wrote:
I guess I'm curious: why would this break apps?
If your apps were relying on a specific user setting to show/hide icons,
wasn't it technically broken already? There was no guarantee of the value
of the setting.
It
I'm just on the road of GTK+;and is thinking about drawing a 3D human
bone modle in my software on Linux.
after reading some material, seemly GTK+ don't support openGL .
could you recomend a graphic toolkit or graphic library that support 3D
feature.
I love GTK+ more than Qt,and C
Hey there,
I'm trying to use a GtkScrolledWindow with the capability of scrolling,
but not displaying scroll bars (so the content has the appropriate
height). I need this behaviour, because I am using a small touch display
and handle the scrolled with bigger and easier to push buttons.
If
Nope, that's not a bug, it is the expected behavior. You should look in
libgd, there should be something like EggListBox but IconView like
Is this a known bug? Should I be enabling some mask I am not? is this
implemented via callbacks??
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Hi:
I'm subclassing GtkBin to make my custom container, now.
The thing is somehow, when I add a GtkEntry widget it get redrawn only
when the focus exits the widget, and the same thing doesn happens for
other widgets, like GtkButton ? Any idea.
The only tricky thing in my code, is that I'm
-02-22 at 01:35 -0300, Erick Pérez Castellanos wrote:
Hi list:
I have this doubt, I have Gnome 2.32 installed and I want to develop and
application using Gtk+3, my doubt is that my Gnome 2.32 using Gtk+ 2.24
requires GLib 2.26, and Gtk+ 3 requires GLib 2.28. will I need to replace
my
GLib 2.26
Hi list:
I have this doubt, I have Gnome 2.32 installed and I want to develop and
application using Gtk+3, my doubt is that my Gnome 2.32 using Gtk+ 2.24
requires GLib 2.26, and Gtk+ 3 requires GLib 2.28. will I need to replace my
GLib 2.26 ?
As far as I read both Gtk versions are can be
Hi, I'll explain my experience!
Gtk2 does not support animations, it's a fact, so you can only make your
own hacks to Gtk.
So: shouldn't the hackers, designers, developers of gtk+ widget toolkit
start to think about a way to adding animations to Gtk+ ?
I don't know of Qt, but Cocoa, the Mac
Yeah, I'm not talking about GtkWindow on top of clutter, I'm talking of
animations inside GtkWindow, adding a widget to GtkHBox and the new widget
slide in, not pop out of nothing into the GtkHbox.
Erick
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A related question, one can assume that animation, when
Hi:
I want to know if there's anyway i can animate widgets with Gtk. For
instance, I have a GtkBin with a GtkEntry container and I want to changed
for a GtkTextView on certain event, and I want the switch to be animated,
slide in/out, fade in/out, things like that.
As far as I got with Gtk2
Hi:
I want to know if there's anyway i can animate widgets with Gtk. For
instance, I have a GtkBin with a GtkEntry container and I want to changed
for a GtkTextView on certain event, and I want the switch to be animated.
As far as I got with Gtk2 that's not possible so far, Am I right ?
Would
Hi Gtk developers:
I got a question, Is there way way of monitoring a file hierarchy ?
Let's say we have this
= code =
$ ls -R i
i:
data INSTALL* NEWS* now* other* share
i/data:
sample*
i/share:
inside*
= code
I'm using GtkFileChooserButton and connecting to selection-changed
signal
and the issue is that when i changed the selected fodler in the widget,
I'm
getting the signal 4 or 5 times repeatedly.
And I think that should happens just one, Am I right ?
No, GtkFileChooser::selection-changed
Hi:
I think this is a bug, but I'm asking first to check,
I'm using GtkFileChooserButton and connecting to selection-changed signal
and the issue is that when i changed the selected fodler in the widget, I'm
getting the signal 4 or 5 times repeatedly.
And I think that should happens just one,
the real question is, though, what would happen if I used a sub-class
like GtkRecentFilter inside a GtkFileChooser; obviously it should work,
but it wouldn't make much sense.
I have to say: I didn't said this because I saw some reason for doing it
other than the abstract behaviour of
Hi:
I was using GtkRecentChooser interface a little a few days ago and I
realize
you can add filters to the list of recent files and realize the
GtkRecentFilter class could easily inherit from GtkFileFilter
Why is this not like this ?
because the filtering machinery is not available to
Hi:
I was using GtkRecentChooser interface a little a few days ago and I realize
you can add filters to the list of recent files and realize the
GtkRecentFilter class could easily inherit from GtkFileFilter
Why is this not like this ?
And more as a suggestion I would add to GtkFileChooser
Hey:
so i think system wide hotkey registrations and management is something
at least GTK 3 should so support!!! (so this is something for the
gtk-devel list i think)
You do realize there's no way that is gtk responsibility. Global, system
wide hotkey is not for gtk to handle, That is for the
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