Around about 02/04/02 18:51, Christian Biesinger typed ...
> On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 12:35:37PM -0500, Paul Davis wrote:
>>AFAIK, gdk_window_set_decorations() is intended to be used before the
>>window is shown, and does not do anything after the window has been
>>mapped (shown). i could be wrong
Around about 17/03/02 22:47, Kristian Peters typed ...
> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> gdk_window_get_geometry (window=0x0, x=0x0, y=0x0, width=0x4067ef5c,
>height=0x4067ef60, depth=0x0) at gdkwindow-x11.c:2147
> in gdkwindow-x11.c
> (gdb)
Do a 'bt' command in g
Around about 01/03/02 01:15, mrzali scribbled ...
> Actually i want to put pixmap on the "label" (tittle of the tab).
Erm - what do you /think/ the following line does, then?
> gtk_notebook_set_tab_label (GTK_NOTEBOOK (notebook1),
> gtk_notebook_get_nth_page (GTK_NOTEBOOK (noteboo
Around about 28/02/02 09:48, mrzali scribbled ...
> How i want to attach pixmap into gtk-notebook-tab?
> As far i know we can only set label on it.
> Any suggestion.
Do it in glade!
Here's an edited example of how glade does it:
notebook1 = gtk_notebook_new ();
empty_notebook_page
Around about 11/26/01 07:44, thomas wong scribbled ...
> I am wondering how to put multiple widgets into a Notebook page.
> I tried to pack two labels into a table. Then add the table widget into the notebook.
> When I run it the page is shown but contain nothing. The command prompt show a err
This was noticed in ther GTK+ (1.2.10) build of vim, but
looking at the code, it seems more likely to be a bug in GTK.
What happens is that when an item in a toolbar is removed*, a
small gap is left behind - continued adding/removal of an item
at a specific point causes an ever expandin
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> please how to modify the weelbarrow exemple to have 2 pixmap showen??
You can only 'shape' to one bitmap.
You'll have to load both pixmaps, get the sizes of them
(gdk_window_get_size((GdkWindow *)pixmap,&w,&h)), then create a
new bitmap of the correct size; fi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> please can you explain to me the diffrent parameters of the function :
> gtk_widget_shape_combine_mask??
See if the GTK+ example (from the distribution) wheelbarrow.c
helps.
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Caspar Bothmer wrote:
> I want to show a frame/button/whatsoever in one window and on user
> interaction I want to exchange it against another one of the same size.
Two things spring to mind: you could create a dummy holder
(not visible) for the alternate widget. Then have the widget to
b
Daniel Erat wrote:
>> I don't know about that; I though 'motion' events represented
>> mouse-drags with buttons held down, not 'mere' random mouse
>> movements.
> Could be; it's entirely possible I'm wrong. :) In Galeon's draggable
> tabs code, the motion handler is only connected after the n
Daniel Erat wrote:
> I think that one way to do this would be something like the following (this
> very well may have bugs... I haven't tested it, but it's similar to some of
> the code that I'm using for draggable tabs):
>
> gtk_widget_add_events (notebook, GDK_POINTER_MOTION_MASK);
I don't
I've written a basic GtkVim widget to supplement the new vim
6.0 release.
I've not yet the time to set up a web page off which to hang
it; would there be enough interest here (use or comments) to
warrant my posting it?
FWIW, it's a subclass of GtkSocket, as I doubt we'll ever be
a
ished?
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gravity, but I've not looked very hard.
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Havoc Pennington wrote:
> Neil Bird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Am I right in remembering that GTK has a pixmap rotation jobby?
> Nope. ;-) That's the fatal flaw in your plan! muhahahaha
@rse. I know asclock does rotation somehow from when I was poking around
insid
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t to having given up trying to understand what's going on
enough to counter it :-(
IMHO, it's a bug, if not only because the binding code's called in the
wrong place/environment. But there may bve a good reason.
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Neil Bird wrote:
> I've tried following the code through, but it's a maze of signals &
> event-queues - I got hopelessly lost!
Further info. In the gtkbindings code, if one of the buttons has the
focus, *it* gets the key_press event
there an editable-specific way of doing this, then?
I've tried following the code through, but it's a maze of signals &
event-queues - I got hopelessly lost!
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}
};
widget "*.GtkEditable" binding "clipboard_binding";
But how am I supposed to pre-guess the args. for the signal handler?
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-O2, gcc 2.95.2].
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What's the proper way to ask the WM to give input focus to a newly
popped-up dialogue box?
I can't see any obvious or non-obvious GTK/GDK calls/hints/etc.
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Neil Bird wrote:
> What could cause GTK to start picking daft colours like this? It's not
> my theme, as it happens for other users with diff. themes, inc. the
> default.
Ah. I'd thought I was being clever and 'optimising' the checks that GTK
would have to m
es, inc. the
default.
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ally force
the thing to be drawn?
e.g., XFlush( GDK_DISPLAY() );
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st place to put that sort of thing? Is
there a standard GTK/GNOME to put app-specific gtkrc files? Or does
everything go in ~/.gtkrc.mine ?
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end of your for-loop, then set a flag upon the second click
(when your routine's called for the 'second' time) that can cause your
for-loop to terminate.
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: why haven't *any* of the theme authors
noticed? Or have they got a secret fix they've implemented globally?
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do it.
I have to add (assuming the theme uses a "default" style):
widget "gtk-tooltips" style "default"
... to the gtkrc of each theme. That then makes it work. And even then,
I'm not sure why (I cribbed it from a 1-2 year old GTK mailing-list
archi
w on from that - should I be wary of installing GTK
1.3.x, or jump in feet first? I've not seen anything WRT compatibility
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