Re: Motion events in a DrawingArea

Daniel Kasak writes: > > $self->{drawing_area}->set_events( Gtk 2 is ->add_events() usually from INIT_INSTANCE to have extra events selected when realized, if that's still so. ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list

Gtk2::TreeModel get() vs bleeding perl EXTEND()

Apparently perl 23.something pre-releases are threatening to make xs EXTEND() of negative amounts an error. I have this from cpantesters of some of my code per https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=108274 but I don't have a bleeding perl to actually try. If I'm right it occurs when

Re: Scrolling a GtkScrolledWindow / linking GtkAdjustments

Daniel Kasak d.j.kasak...@gmail.com writes: However, the other 2 treeviews never scroll. Why not? If the target adjustments you change are the right ones then you'd think it ought to work. As a bit of shameless self-promotion, I made Glib::Ex::ConnectProperties for tying property values

Re: parent while in INIT_INSTANCE

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: If you do, however, call $label-parent, then the marshalling code sees that the underlying GObject has a floating reference and takes over ownership of it (without adding a new reference). The GObject now has two references to it, one from $self

Re: parent while in INIT_INSTANCE

I wrote: Yes, undoing that fixes it. Dunno why. How has this bit gone? It definitely seems to do something unexpectedly bad. How would you feel about reverting until the reason can be found? (Debian has updated to 1.302 and so I've been seeing it ... :-) -- No, eees hamster.

Re: parent while in INIT_INSTANCE

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: Can you verify that (perhaps with git bisect)? Yes, undoing that fixes it. Dunno why. ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list gtk-perl-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-perl-list

parent while in INIT_INSTANCE

With recent debian i386 glib 2.36.3 and gtk 2.24.20 the foo.pl below dies with label Gtk2::Label=HASH(0x9fe6cf8) label now packed parent MyContainer=HASH(0x9e5d770) return from INIT_INSTANCE GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_notify_queue_thaw: assertion

Re: Fwd: [rt.cpan.org #83490] options.t fails for non-utf8 locale

Brian Manning c...@xaoc.org writes: +I18N::Langinfo-import(qw(langinfo CODESET)); You could call it without importing if desired. I've used eval { $charset = I18N::Langinfo::langinfo(I18N::Langinfo::CODESET()); }; ___ gtk-perl-list

Re: cpantesters failure of GtkBuildable in subclass

I started a ticket for passing args through unchanged. I might have a go at making register_object() more flexible too. https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=690459 ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list gtk-perl-list@gnome.org

Re: Glib::Object::Subclass and Exporter

I wrote: Maybe Glib::Object::New if a new() is it's only purpose. I started a ticket for this. I think it's a reasonably sound idea. Maybe the docs could be polished a bit to justify it or make it clearer though. https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=690461 -- I'm waiting for my

Re: Glib::Log, missing stuff and G_MESSAGES _DEBUG

I wrote: Oh, that might be one of mine. I see Glib::Log pod is Glib-set_default_handler() where it should be Glib::Log-set_default_handler(). It took a long time, but https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=690462 -- Even the white bits were black.

Re: cpantesters failure of GtkBuildable in subclass

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: Note the roundtrip from @_ to %arg to a list. Ah yes. Perhaps it would save a couple of nanoseconds to pass them straight through (untested), shift; # our own name 'Glib::Subclass::Object' my $superclass = shift; my $class = caller;

cpantesters failure of GtkBuildable in subclass

I've had some cpantesters test failures from my Gtk2-Ex-WidgetBits nonsense http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/7e29e62e-3156-11e2-b1c8-a5d7a290f8f5 with something about adding Gtk2::Buildable to a subclass GLib-GObject-WARNING **: cannot add interface type `GtkBuildable' to type

Re: Glib::Log, missing stuff and G_MESSAGES _DEBUG

Domovoy domo...@errlock.org writes: Glib::Log-set_default_handler Oh, that might be one of mine. I see Glib::Log pod is Glib-set_default_handler() where it should be Glib::Log-set_default_handler(). (The code and .t tests look right, just the =for signature which becomes the docs ...)

Re: Glib::Object::Subclass and Exporter

Domovoy domo...@errlock.org writes: Glib::Type-register_object That's the fundamental part. Glib::Object::Subclass is only a front end to it. You can register_object() yourself if desired. our %signals = ( our %properties = ( That info just disappears into glib normally, no

Re: Glib::Object::Subclass and Exporter

Domovoy domo...@errlock.org writes: So, i finally took a look at Glib::Object::Subclass.pm, and saw that it was doing its job by defining an import sub. And putting itself at the start of the caller's @ISA ... use Glib::Object::Subclass Gtk2::ScrolledWindow::;

Re: More adventures with subclassing

Jeffrey Ratcliffe jeffrey.ratcli...@gmail.com writes: It seems that in subclassed a widget, any properties assigned in -new() are not available in INIT_INSTANCE. They reach you in a SET_PROPERTY call, after the init. But perhaps you already knew that. It's quite desirable to allow property

Re: Various Gtk2::DrawingArea questions

Aaron Lewis alewis1...@yahoo.com writes: I don't know how to detect the combination of mouse click + SHIFT/CTRL. $event-state gives the GdkModifierType keys (per Gtk2::Gdk::Event). 3. I also want the user to be able to select multiple rectangles by dragging the mouse across a portion of

Re: Subclassing Gtk2::Window

Jeffrey Ratcliffe jeffrey.ratcli...@gmail.com writes: Trapping the delete and destroy events to hide the window works, as does allowing destroy to destroy, but I can't get the delete event to destroy. It seems a little better for me to $widget-destroy in the delete instead of chaining up, but

Re: utf8 odd behavior with Gtk2

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: • Do we continue to use SvPV/newSVpv but also store the UTF8 flag, and if it was set, restore it? Sounds likely, in as much as it's round-trip clean. What does posix say about the encoding of argv? Text would be in the locale charset wouldn't it?

Re: menuitem confusion

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: Yeah, just Gtk3::RadioMenuItem. Do GtkRadioButton and GtkRadioToolButton have something similar? Maybe gtk_radio_action_set_group() too, or perhaps that was never documented. Undef makes some sense if the C func takes NULL ...

Re: menuitem confusion

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: On 25.06.2012 14:43, Dave M wrote: my $group = undef; Try '$group = []'. I think this is also how Gtk2 works. Both undef and [] in the gtk2, I believe. ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list

Re: notify and container add closures

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: So I suspect it's a glib bug. Yep. The only possibly related difference I can think of might be whether gobject uses the generic libffi-based signal marshaller. Hmm. The debian 2.30.2 has a depend on its libffi5, and shows up in ldd

Re: Popup menu for Gtk2::Entry

zentara zzmilosc...@gmail.com writes: $label-signal_connect (populate_popup = sub { my (undef, $menu) = @_; my $item = Gtk2::MenuItem-new ('Whee'); $menu-append ($item); $item-show; Yep. For one of mine I put a new entry at the start instead of the end. Depends how

notify and container add closures

The foo.pl below has trouble in a notify closure reached from a container add closure. The notify closure prints its invocation_hint and the second one suggests glib thinks it's still in signal add, not signal notify, so the marshalling for signal_chain_from_overridden() gets an arg type

Re: Leak in Gtk2::SimpleList

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: This smells a lot like some circular reference issue, I spot one at $r-signal_connect (edited = \text_cell_edited, $view); under $column_info[$i]{attr} eq 'text'. Is that a hard ref from the renderer back to its containing

Re: Hang during make test

Steve Wills swi...@freebsd.org writes: Basically, make test hangs at t/9.t when it reaches test 26. Within the first Glib::Child-watch_add is it? After looking at it, it seems to be due to the call to g_child_watch_add_full eventually calling g_thread_create_posix_impl which uses pthreads

Re: Glib::Object::Subclass and properties

Martin Schlemmer martin.schlem...@nwu.ac.za writes: On 2011/11/20 at 01:34 AM, Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de wrote: Or you could just always go through get()/set() instead of direct hash access. I do not mind either way, just wanted to verify that it was due to some reason, and

Re: generic refcounted object perl binding

YangXi jianding...@msn.com writes: Even if we have to bless the referenCE, does the blessing actually bind package subs on the referenT? I think the blessing is a property of the underlying hash (or whatever). Eg. couple of lines below. It seems I should create an SV reference for my HV,

Re: generic refcounted object perl binding

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: I wanted to link to some XS tutorial covering all this, but the example at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlxstut.html#EXAMPLE-6 actually uses a different pattern to achieve the same thing: it mortalizes both the referent and the reference, I suppose

Re: Want draw graphic on root

eexpress eex...@gmail.com writes: i write a very simple gtk2-perl script, want draw on root window. i test a lot of methods, but still can not get expose event handler. I'm not sure if expose events are available for non-widget windows. They might disappear down the

Re: Glib 1.232 (unstable) available

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: Gtk2::Action::get_proxies returns widgets which have only a single, floating ref on them. I could never tell if the connect-proxies signal was doing the right thing in letting get_proxies() look like that. I suppose together with uimanager it's

Re: Glib 1.231 (unstable) available

Terrence Brannon scheme...@gmail.com writes: t/a.t .. 1/30 # Failed test 'default log handler: install undef, prev default' # at t/a.t line 78. # got: undef # expected: 'CODE(0x27cdfdc)' # Looks like you failed 1 test of 30. Hmm. That might be one of

Re: GTK2::Button retrieved from Tie::IxHash hash value does not render

Roderich Schupp roderich.sch...@googlemail.com writes: Maybe gperl_get_object and gperl_get_object_check need SvGETMAGIC(sv); *before* checking SvROK(sv)? Yes, I think so. Always seems a bit fraught enquiring into the nature of an sv with those OK or TYPE macros. If I intentionally

Re: GTK2::Button retrieved from Tie::IxHash hash value does not render

Roderich Schupp roderich.sch...@googlemail.com writes: That's why assigning the value to a dummy variable works: it clears the tie magic. Clears as in runs the magic I suppose, so as to reach the ixhash FETCH(). Does that mean gperl_get_object() and friends ought to SvGETMAGIC() or something

Re: Gtk3

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: preloading of subs is a performance issue, Maybe a class and its parents could be fully populated only when an object of that type becomes visible at the perl level or is created from perl. That might mean separate use Gtk2::Button etc for every

Re: Seeking advice and information

Duncan Ferguson duncan_j_fergu...@yahoo.co.uk writes: - run a piece of perl code to get the window ID before exec'ing ssh in the window with the correct params to connect to the remote host xterm sets a WINDOWID environment variable, if that's not already what you're doing. Tk key event

Re: Blocking GUI

Salvatore De Paolis iwkse...@gmx.com writes: The only issue is, the image i'm going to set is an animated gif and the animation is not visible but just the static picture. That'll be doomed if you've gone away blocked doing something else. Another way is to change the mouse to a watch cursor

Re: Announcing: Perl bindings for LibSoup

Emmanuel Rodriguez emmanuel.rodrig...@gmail.com writes: xvfb-run --server-args=-screen 0 1024x768x24 $@ That'd be about right. Gtk3::OffscreenWindow instead of Gtk2::Window Shouldn't need to change the program. The only thing that xvfb won't have is a window manager, if some sloppy code is

Re: Out-dated Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms document

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: I'll try to roll a release on Thursday. There can't be much wrong with the cvs head either can there? Except one or two patches waiting to be applied ... ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list

Re: toolbar relief style

Dave M dave.n...@gmail.com writes: I'll leave it alone then. I think the rc priority level can let user or theme override, supposedly. Level :application is probably right for applications, or level :gtk for implementing a widget subclass. Gtk2::Rc-parse_string ('HERE'); style

Re: Using a gtknotebook in a main window to display a child window

François Rappaz francois.rap...@unifr.ch writes: Gtk2::Widget::reparent($vbox, $sfctrl); Would that be better as a method $vbox-reparent($sfctrl) ? ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list gtk-perl-list@gnome.org

Re: Using a gtknotebook in a main window to display a child window

François Rappaz francois.rap...@unifr.ch writes: Is it possible to include the child window on the fly ? Probably not easily. A given widget can only appear in one place at the one time, though you can reparent to shift it about. Is this possible without having to copy all the fields and

Re: Gtk3

Konovalov, Vadim (Vadim)** CTR ** vadim.konova...@alcatel-lucent.com writes: Is this behaviour introduced for Gtk3, or what version of perl-Gtk this was introduced? The Gtk2 bindings create all xsubs of all classes at startup (that's right isn't it?). I am very in favour of light binding

Re: dialog window resize

Attila bardi attila.ba...@gmail.com writes: Then how can I set the window size and remove the right from the UI user to resize it? Maybe Gtk2::Window set_geometry_hints() saying the minimum and maximum sizes the same value. Or Gtk2::Gdk::Window set_functions() to take away the resize handles,

Re: GUI Testing Tools

Jeffrey Ratcliffe jeffrey.ratcli...@gmail.com writes: How do you test a function that is not in a module? All I meant was to run some private non-gui code like is (Gtk2::Ex::MyWidget::_crunch_something('abc), 'def'); directly out of what's otherwise a widget module, if you don't

Re: Gtk3

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: use Glib::Object::Introspection; Glib::Object::Introspection-setup ( basename = 'Gtk', version = '3.0', package = 'Gtk3'); Does that load up pretty much all classes and function methods etc? Seeing gtk2 grow and grow made me

Re: Out-dated Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms document

Mario Kemper mario.kem...@googlemail.com writes: This means that we don't have to change our code, right? Just make a release double quick :-). Or use the Gtk2::Gdk-keyval_from_name(). The full list of symbols from keys %... may be the only thing Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms does better than

Re: Storing TreeRowReference in a tree

Jouko Salo jouko.s...@gmail.com writes: ***   Can't locate object method get_path via package Gtk2::TreeRowReference=SCALAR(0x975aa58) (perhaps you forgot to load Gtk2::TreeRowReference=SCALAR(0x975aa58)?) Sounds strange, but a rowreference is a boxed and strange things tend to happen there.

Re: GUI Testing Tools

Jeffrey Ratcliffe jeffrey.ratcli...@gmail.com writes: Has anyone tried to use these (or a different tool) for testing a Gtk2-Perl app? I haven't gone beyond calling module methods or activating Gtk2::Action or buttons etc. Getting enough state and waiting and whatnot for even that tends to be

Re: GUI Testing Tools

Jeffrey Ratcliffe jeffrey.ratcli...@gmail.com writes: put everything that doesn't involve the GUI into module(s) Not necessarily split into modules, but in functions which can be exercised without too much gui. Creating some widgets to support shouldn't be a problem. Test .t scripts may have

Re: Rgba to pixbuf

Mario Kemper mario.kem...@googlemail.com writes: how do I convert rgba information into a pixbuf? I have an array with rgba values (0-255) for each pixel. How do I need to pack those information in order to use Gtk2::Gdk::Pixbuf-new_from_data? Bytes in a string, eg. \377\0\0 for a red pixel.

Re: Gtk2::Notebook and switch-page signal [solved]

Jeremy Volkening volken...@mailshack.com writes: If I first capture the pointer value for the page within the signal handler and then use it in the signal_emit function, it works fine, but this is a rather convoluted way to go about things. I expect a class handler could pass it upwards to

Re: Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms - different platforms

Mario Kemper mario.kem...@googlemail.com writes: What else do we - from a gtk2-perl perspective - have to take into account? Some sort of gdk_list_keysyms() func could have %Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms built from the library at runtime instead of grepped out of the sources. It could even be a tied hash

Re: Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms - different platforms

Mario Kemper mario.kem...@googlemail.com writes: if ($event-keyval == $Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms{Escape}) { I imagine that can stay. You could also do though ... == Gtk2::Gdk-keyval_from_name('Escape') if that seemed like less loading, or a workaround, or whatever. (It's also one of those

Re: Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms - different platforms

Mario Kemper mario.kem...@googlemail.com writes: 'KEY_VoidSymbol' = 0xff, I suppose the latest incompatible change in gtk 2.22 for GDK_KEY_ has leaked out. Torsten made a change in the cvs. (Has it been released as such?) ___ gtk-perl-list

Re: Bind Module for Perl

Jens Luedicke jens.luedi...@gmail.com writes: $button-signal_connect(clicked = bind(\*MyWindow::callback, $self, _1, _2, _3)); One thing something like that might do more than closures would be to weaken the $self target held onto so as to avoid circular references. Weakening ends up being

Re: cursor for display segv

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: GdkCursor seems to simply assume that the GdkDisplay is valid throughout the cursor's lifetime, but it doesn't take a reference on it. Ah yeah. I don't think it's the bindings' responsibility to do something about this. What about a few words

Re: Stop stepping on other perl extension's toes

I wrote: wrapping callback funcs Maybe CellLayout and TreeSortable could use the CvXSUBANY() thing which is the ix / INTERFACE_MACRO: stuff. That's designed for xsub code to have a fixed C func and extra info to use when it runs, is it? Which would take those two places out of the realm of

Re: [PATCH] Use Glib's infrastructure for attaching magic

Florian Ragwitz r...@debian.org writes: data_sv = newSViv (PTR2IV (wrapper)); - sv_magic ((SV *) dummy_cv, 0, PERL_MAGIC_ext, (const char *) data_sv, 0); + gperl_attach_mg ((SV *) dummy_cv, data_sv); Incidentally, that data_sv looks like it's leaked on DESTROY -- with or

cursor for display segv

The program below gets a segv for me with i386 debian experimental gtk 2.22 and glib 2.27.3. It's a GdkDisplay with a cursor created on that display, and the display destroyed before the cursor. Looks like the segv is at the undef $c stage, with gdb per below. I wonder if gdk_cursor_unref() is

Re: Stop stepping on other perl extension's toes

Florian Ragwitz r...@debian.org writes: more robust and improve interoperability Yes. extensions also using the PERL_MAGIC_ext mechanism. The magic is only the underlying hash is it, what sort of things might add further magic to that? Something fiddling around with what hash keys are

Re: [PATCH 1/2] Allow for more than one PERL_MAGIC_ext magic

Florian Ragwitz r...@debian.org writes: +void +gperl_attach_mg (SV * sv, void * ptr) +{ + sv_magicext (sv, NULL, PERL_MAGIC_ext, gperl_mg_vtbl, + (const char *)ptr, 0); I suppose the alternative to magic would be a pointer-pointer hash table would it? Would that be

Re: Stop stepping on other perl extension's toes

Florian Ragwitz r...@debian.org writes: If anyone other than us wants to use this functionality, he's free to use XS::Object::Magic. The goal here is not to provide a general purpose API - that already exists. I suppose friends or subclasses of gobject/gboxed might use it

Re: [PATCH] Use Glib's infrastructure for attaching magic

Florian Ragwitz r...@debian.org writes: I wondered that too. I briefly looked over how it's used and it turned out to be used as a return-by-reference value in some glib callback. Looks like it's only an IV passed out to the perl, and the newSVsv copies to pass there anyway. newCONSTSUB On

Re: Stop stepping on other perl extension's toes

Florian Ragwitz r...@debian.org writes: do something special when $this gets freed ... The ones I think I've seen seem to be mainly for scalars rather than hashes like the glib::object thingie. Does a tied hash go through magic? If someone was crazy enough to want to tie their gobject hash

Re: Stop stepping on other perl extension's toes

Florian Ragwitz r...@debian.org writes: Most of the time glib related modules want to use the gobject/gboxed interfaces anyway and don't really care about associating plain pointers with scalars. Except those whacky bits like wrapping callback funcs for CellLayout or TreeSortable to expose

Re: gdk-pixbuf-set-option missing?

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: It's now wrapped in git master. I didn't realize set_option() won't replace existing option settings. Puts a dampener on it for general storage or amending options after loading :( Might like to know the option keys that have been loaded too, but I

Re: example of menu

Dave M dave.n...@gmail.com writes: [ 'FileMenu', undef, '_File' ], I've lately liked the keyword style { name = 'FileMenu', label = '_File' } making it harder to get the columns wrong :-) (There's a bug ticket for some pod of both styles for radio actions, others similar.)

Re: widget visibility

Marius Feraru altb...@gmail.com writes: On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 13:35, haratron harat...@gmail.com wrote: They don't show up, despite having their visible property set to 1. Just by manipulating this property won't get you too far. Ie. that -visible() one is just the widget flags bits

Re: widget visibility

haratron harat...@gmail.com writes: $window-set_border_width(0); $window-set_position('center_always'); They could be property settings in the builder xml I expect. $window-signal_connect( destroy = sub { Gtk2-main_quit; }); And that too as signal name=destroy

Re: widget visibility

Marius Feraru altb...@gmail.com writes: My apologies for the off topic message, but Kevin's reply made me curious: Weirdness in the bindings is on topic isn't it? :-) Is „visibile” a special case or is this true for all properties? All the flags bits ones, but not otherwise I don't think.

Re: unset default row in a treeview (treesort)

Thomas Funk t.f...@web.de writes: So I guess the light higlighted row is an old display state. It's not just the cursor thingie is it? Maybe set_cursor() and scroll_to_cell() to start on the initial choice? ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list

Re: unset default row in a treeview (treesort)

Thomas Funk t.f...@web.de writes: but it ends in an endless loop with a seg fault :-( You'll have to stick it under the debugger, or post a complete program ... In which module can I find scroll_to_cell() ? Another Gtk2::TreeView method. -- Nobody knows nothing. -- all you need to

Re: unset default row in a treeview (treesort)

Thomas Funk t.f...@web.de writes: my $treeselection = set_treeview_row($treeview_object, Theme Manager); $start_init = FALSE; } Oh, a set_cursor() under a cursor-changed might immediately recurse to run cursor-changed again. Perhaps clear the $start_init before doing the

Re: Change Mouse Cursor

Zettai Muri zettaim...@gmail.com writes: I am currently trying to change the mouse cursor to a hand on a 'button_press_event'. As a bit of shameless self-promotion, my Gtk2::Ex::WidgetCursor is a bit of oop-ery which can help making temporary cursor settings. It may be more than you need

Re: Annoyance with treestore (SimpleList) and remove row

Mike Martin redt...@gmail.com writes: Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_list_store_get_value: assertion `VALID_ITER (iter, list_store)' failed at /usr/lib/perl5/Gtk2/SimpleList.pm line 248. Oh, a TiedRow hangs onto an iter, so if the row it refers to has been removed then that may be the error you get

Re: How to access to the buttons of a Gtk2::Dialog?

Peter Juhasz peter.juhas...@gmail.com writes: gtk-dialog-get-widget-for-response() function, Yep, new in gtk 2.20, not wrapped yet. Is there an other way, perhaps with $dialog-get_action_area? I've had some joy from $dialog-get_action_area-get_children and looking at

Re: Get Iter/Path from CellRendererCombo

Mike Martin redt...@gmail.com writes: if ( $cell-get(model)-get( $combo_iter, 1 ) eq $val ) { If you know what columns are what then that's about it. There's also $model-foreach (per the Gtk2::TreeModel docs) if you want someone else to walk the iters for you (good for sub-rows if a

Re: gdk-pixbuf-set-option missing?

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: gdk_pixbuf_set_option I though of using that too, so as to hold xpm x_hot and y_hot values in the same place they'd come back from the loader. Couple of lines below. not part of the public API, but rather only available to backends Hard to tell

Re: buildable vs plain objects

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: built-in introspection mechanisms to construct the thing. Ah yes, the g_module lookup thingie loading up classes out of the shared libraries. It's not a security hole, it's a feature. :-) Implementing GtkBuildable is only necessary if you want to

Re: subclass versus new_with_foo

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: What if gtk_text_view_new_with_buffer some day changes such that it is not equivalent to this anymore? That'd be the danger, if new_with_buffer doesn't document what it actually does. The gtk_menu_item_new_with_label is probably an example of

Re: Adventures in gtk-perl - tables and windows

Mike Martin redt...@gmail.com writes: -{table}-child_get_property($w,'left-attach'); Yes. I cant find any way to get the X11 name from GDK, $win-property_get, but it's a little icky :). I forget what you're supposed to pass for the length parameter. I limit on how huge a chunk you want to

Re: Displaying a popup before the main window

Dave Howorth dhowo...@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk writes: # Process the events so the show actually does something Gtk2-main_iteration while Gtk2-events_pending; Beware of a race condition there. There won't be any drawing until events get back from the server, and that won't be immediate, especially

Re: Displaying a popup before the main window

Nicolas Courtel cour...@cena.fr writes: the popup shows up empty, and I can't figure out what I've done wrong. It's only drawn when a map/expose/etc comes back from the server, by which time you're off doing other things. A window with a background pixmap can show without any action from the

buildable vs plain objects

The Gtk2::Buildable pod PLAIN OBJECTS reads like you can't build a plain Glib::Object subclass at all unless you have the Gtk2::Buildable interface on it. I suppose that's adapted from the gtk ref manual GtkBuildable Description, In order to allow construction from a GtkBuilder UI

builder on scalar properties

If an object property is a Glib::Scalar, ie. Glib::ParamSpec-scalar, can it be set with the property thingie in Gtk2::Builder ? The few lines below get Gtk-WARNING **: Failed to set property Foo.myscalar to hello: Could not parse 'hello' as a GPerlSV at /tmp/scalar.pl line 21. and

action parent

When a Gtk2::Action is activated, ie. the activate method which raises the activate signal, is there anywhere to find the invoking menuitem or toolitem, at least for the usual case of a uimanager generated thingie activates it? I had some actions which pop up a dialog thought to put the dialog on

subclass versus new_with_foo

I noticed various class methods like Gtk2::TextView-new_with_buffer() ignore their class name arg, so if you call from a subclass MyTextView-new_with_buffer() you only get a base Gtk2::TextView. Sample code below. Is it feasible to have some of those new_with_foo() methods follow the class name?

Re: Question about cancelling sub-routine

Mike Martin redt...@gmail.com writes: kill (15,$pid1,$pid); ## clears up running external proc ## if (kill($pid1,$pid) !=0){ Don't forget a bit of time in there for the other process to actually act on the sigterm (removing temp files or whatever). There's a Glib::Child-watch_add

Re: Creating a function to create widgets from a hash - is there a better way?

Mike Martin redt...@gmail.com writes: Obviously there is a major issue with the need to have the list in the right order. So I am wondering if anyone knows of a better and cleaner way to do this Gtk2::Builder can make widgets with properties etc. I tend to think it merely replaces repetitive

Re: (Fwd) Bug#582410: libgtk2-perl: FTBFS on mips: Failed test 'callbacks encountered'

muppet sc...@asofyet.org writes: This behavior implies that there are cases in which the cell renderer is never being asked to draw itself. In some of my own tests I wait for map-event before checking certain callbacks and settings, because a window manager can delay map and expose for an

Re: GTK2 hangs or does not updates

PS kali...@gmail.com writes: one if for catching the time Glib::Timeout-add will give you a call back when some time has elapsed (documented in Glib::MainLoop), it's a good way to freshen a display if you have to poll (rather than listening for events or inputs).

GdkGCValues hash keys

I mistakenly passed an unknown GdkGCValues key to Gtk2::Gdk::GC-new and it was quietly ignored. Is that intentional, or just that hv_fetch is easier than iterating in XS? Croaking on an unknown key could be a good way to catch mistakes that otherwise merely mysteriously not apply an apparent

Re: SpinButton too sensitive (SOLVED)

Pelle Nilsson pellenils...@fastmail.fm writes: $filter_rating-signal_connect(value_changed = sub { $filter_rating_update_needed = TRUE; Glib::Idle-add(sub { Or don't do a second idle-add() if the flag is already set ... The default idle priority is probably about right, as it should

Re: Gtk2::Ex::WYSIWYG

Jeffrey Ratcliffe jeffrey.ratcli...@gmail.com writes: GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid (NULL) pointer instance at Gtk2-Ex-WYSIWYG/Gtk2/Ex/WYSIWYG.pm line 536. Looks like creating the tooltips in the BEGIN needs gtk_init. Perhaps defer that until the first INIT_INSTANCE, or wherever it's first

Re: Gtk2::Ex::WYSIWYG

Matthew Braid ptkp...@mdb.id.au writes: properties = [Glib::ParamSpec-uint('undo_stack', 'Undo Stack Size', ('The maximum size of the undo '. 'stack. Zero implies no

Re: Gtk2::Ex::WYSIWYG

Marius Feraru altb...@gmail.com writes: Or ~0, Yep. as Glib (quietly) truncates it Actually I think it's the perl xsubs which truncate :-) (The same as in a lot of perl interface stuff ...) ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list gtk-perl-list@gnome.org

Re: Goo::Canvas deadlock on Gtk2::Gdk::Threads-enter

Xi Yang jianding...@msn.com writes: But where are the documents of Glib::Idle? Hiding in Glib::MainLoop. There's a new Glib::SOURCE_REMOVE there too for a return value from an idle or timeout. (And similar but different Gtk2::EVENT_PROPAGATE in Gtk2::Widget.)

Re: Gtk2 1.230 (unstable) available

Torsten Schoenfeld kaffeeti...@gmx.de writes: * In syntax check mode, do not call gtk_init. gtk_init may abort the program (e.g. if DISPLAY is not set), so only call gtk_init_check even if asked to call gtk_init. Might put something about that in the docs, since it'll be a bit subtle

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