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> Does anyone can tell me how to save and restore window positions with
> gtkmm 2.4.
I use Gtk::Window::get_position() and Gtk::Window::move() and this works
fine for me (under Unix and WIN32).
Regards,
Frank
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>> Under Window you can use select(). For myself I've written for Win32 a
>> poll() function that internally use select() (so the code remains clean
>> and portable).
> (Whoops. I should have pressed reply to all. Sorry for the
> inconvenience, Frank.)
No problem.
> The Windows select() f
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> But on windows there is no poll() function. Of course I can use
> g_async_queue, but doing so I can't poll queue and network socket
> simultaneously.
Under Window you can use select(). For myself I've written for Win32 a
poll() function that internally use select() (so the code remains
Hello!
Today I tried out the new gtk+-2.10 (under NetBSD 3.0 stable, uptodate
glib, atk, cairo, cups).
I wonder that stable gtk+-2.10 depends on unstable pango 1.13 (at least
configure told me so).
Ok, after installing pango 1.13.3 gtk+ compiled and installed fine and I
first started gtk-demo
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| | Some |
| GtkEntry | Big|
| | Widget |
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At the moment, the GtkEntry just centers itself vertically, regardless of
what packing options I use, without changing its size. I guess that
smart_n would like either
- the GtkE
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No, that's not right. Every 'normal' windows user will complain if an
application don't use the system fileselector today. Sorry, but
using the native file selector is the expected behaviour.
Sorry, but this is BS. Stop pretending all MS Windows apps
use the very same file open dialog,
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I recall similar arguments about Java swing. They argued that having a
consistent UI for one application across all platforms was more
important than have an app that acted in a consistent way with apps on
any given platform. I think most people would now agree that the latter
is more im
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It's possible to disable the automatic mnemonic conversion in the
UIManager/Action? Otherwise it's not possible to put text with an
undersocre into the menu. I searched in the gtkmm and gtk documentation
but don't found anything related to the mnemonic conversion in
UIManager/Action.
I'
Hello!
It's possible to disable the automatic mnemonic conversion in the
UIManager/Action? Otherwise it's not possible to put text with an
undersocre into the menu. I searched in the gtkmm and gtk documentation
but don't found anything related to the mnemonic conversion in
UIManager/Action.
I'
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cairosimple.o(.text+0x1f4): In function `main':
/home/sakari/amule/pango-1.10.2/examples/cairosimple.c:82: undefined
reference to `cairo_surface_write_to_png'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[...]
Would anyone know what is wrong?
Cairo must be configured and compiled with png supp
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Our expectation and experience is that GTK+ performs decently for even
complex applications on hardware from the last 5 years or so.
Except the WIN32 port. The WIN32 port is noticeable slower than the X11
port on the same hardware.
Regards,
Frank
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In gtkmm I use:
info_display->insert(info_display->end(), msg);
/* scroll to the end */
info_display->move_mark(info_display->get_insert(), info_display->end());
textView.scroll_to_mark(info_display->get_insert(), 0.0);
With info_display as Glib::RefPtr and
te
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Textview has native scrolling, so use:
gtk_container_add( GTK_CONTAINER( scrolledTextWindow ), textWindow );
This will scroll when you type - I'm not sure what happens, if you add
text via the gtk_text_buffer_* funtions.
That felt promising because it indeed scrolled to the end when text wa
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I'm using gtk+ 2.2 for my development and just trying out gtk+ 2.4. I'm
using a TreeView and use a self written CellRenderer (derived from the
GtkCellRenderer). One thing I implemented is a context sensitive popup
menu (on a right mouse click) that is handled by the CellRenderer activate
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