The function gtk_main contains the code.
if (g_main_loop_is_running (main_loops-data))
{
GDK_THREADS_LEAVE ();
g_main_loop_run (loop);
GDK_THREADS_ENTER ();
gdk_flush ();
}
When GDK_THREADS_LEAVE is called do we expect the mutex to be locked?
If yes, what code
I came across a bug where evince hangs when the file chooser dialog is
dismissed.
I found a recent fix (from Matthias Clasen) in
libgnomeui/filechooser/.gtkfilesystemgnomevfs.c which fixes part of the
problem.
It seems to me that a similar change is required in
On Solaris I get:
pmap `pgrep gnome-panel` | grep atk
FB0F 96K r-x-- /usr/lib/libatk-1.0.so.0.1114.0
FB116000 16K rwx-- /usr/lib/libatk-1.0.so.0.1114.0
The 16K is the data segment used by libatk. libatk provides
accessibility framework for GTK.
Padraig
David Moffatt wrote:
Hi all,
I
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I am not an expert in GLIB, but, following your suggestion, I have added
the following variables. Notice that it is similar to the one in your
example.
gchar strMsg;
Should be gchar *strMsg;
strMsg = g_strdup(Under Comstruction ... );
Play the sound in an idle handler which is set in the callback function.
Padraig
Michal Kepien wrote:
Hi, I'm quite a newbie to GTK+ and got some trouble with handling button clicks.
I've got a callback function which reads in and plays a sound file. This
function is connected to the clicked event
Either use a separate thread or have the idle handler return
periodically to allow the main loop to process events.
Padraig
Michal Kepien wrote:
Play the sound in an idle handler which is set in the callback function.
That's quite a step forward. What if I want to play the sound in the
You need debug versions of the libraries to get line numbers etc.
Padraig
Mohankumar_SEKHAR/IN/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
coredump. dbx shows gtk internal functions. i cant figure out where
why it happens.Please help
Hii,
I am runnign a multithreaded gtk program, i have followed all the
guidlince
Does the columns field in the GtkClist data structure give you the
number of columns?
Neil Zanella wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to get the number of columns in the deprecated GtkCList widget?
Thanks,
Neil
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Jorge Balbas wrote:
hi,
i have linux RH9 (kernel 2.4.20-6) on an pentium 3 machine.
i am trying to install some applications that require gtk+-2.5.4, so i
started
installing all the libraries required for gtk+: glib-2.5.4, atk-1.7.2, and
pango-1.5.2.
glib installs fine, and i can
This sort of problem has been reported before but I do not recall which
list is was on.
The command pkg-config --mod-version glib-2-0 looks in .pc file in
pkgconfig directory for the version number. You can run strace to
confirm what directory is being looked at.
The version of GLIB which is
Have a look at gnome-panel/gnome-panel/button-widget.c.
Julio Javier Cicchelli wrote:
Hi everyone!
I've been working with GTK+ for two weeks now and I'm actually stuck
in a dilemma so I hope any of you can help me to find my answer.
I'm in need to use the Button widget without those buttons
What error does configure script for ATK give?
Does settting PKG_CONFIG_PATH to /usr/local help?
Padraig
Kendl Tibor wrote:
Dear list members, GTK team!
I've found some problems in compiling atk-1.5.3. ./configure script
exits with an error that it cannot find the glib. Ok. I've compiled
I think that you need to make create_window() return a GtkWidget* instead of
void.
The way your code is currently written the value of window passed to
gtk_window_show() is unitialized.
Padraig
hi
I have a problem with fonction.
basically, i d like to use fonction to build my gui, so here
In addition to glib, you need atk and pango built in order to build gtk+.
Padraig
I'm way over my heading in this, but started out
trying to get my scanner to work on RedHat Linux 7.1
I saw somewhere that I needed glib and gtk+ to get
sane to work. I've downloaded both, was able to
If you run your program in a debugger and put a break point in g_log you will
see where the messages are coming from.
Padraig
hi
i am trying to create a static executable using gtkmm-2.0.2,
gtk-2.0.6, glib-2.0.9, libsigc++-1.2
the static build gave no errors...but when i run the
Hubert,
libatk-1.0.so should not be calling g_value_get_as_pointer.
What version of atk did you download?
Please do
1) ls -l /usr/local/lib/libatk*
2) grep for g_value_get_as_pointer in the subdirectory atk/atk in which you
built ATK.
Padraig
Hi,
I downloaded the sources of GTK+-2.2.0
Herbert,
This is very strange,
The file atk-marshal.c is generated by the build.
According to the ChangeLog in glib/gobject the function g_value_get_as_pointer
was renamed to g_value_peek_pointer on Februray 21st 2001.
I would look very closely at how the file atkmarshal.c is being generated.
ATK is used in two separate ways.
It is used to set accessibility information for a widget, see for example ghex.
It is also used by the AT-SPI bridge to obtain accessibility information, about
a running application, which is used by assistive technologies. See
at-spi/atk-bridge/bridge.c.
03, 2003 at 10:02:46AM +, Padraig O'Briain wrote:
ATK is used in two separate ways.
It is used to set accessibility information for a widget, see for example
ghex.
It is also used by the AT-SPI bridge to obtain accessibility information,
about
a running application, which
Andrew,
I have had to do someting along these lines whoile implementing Accessible
objects for widgets.
See, for esxample, gtkhtml2/libgtkhtml/a11y/htmlviewaccessible.c.
I wanted the accessible object for HtmlView to inherit behavior from the
accessible object for GtkLayout, which is what
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Dennis,
I have tried to answer the points you raised.
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handled or the toplevel is reached. If the keystroke has still not been
Dennis,
(with apologies to Owen Taylor for stealing ideas and words from him; any errors
are my own)
There are two widgets involved for every key press. The first is the top
level widget in which the key press occurs. The second is the focus widget
within the toplevel widget. This is the
Arno,
If you are using GTK 2 try GtkTreeView.
Padraig
Hello,
I would like to know how I could do a tree like in ethereal. If I could
say, I would like a table tree. I can make a simple tree with the
widget : GtkTree and a table with the widget : GtkClist but I don't how
to mix them
Is there anything interesting in config.log
Padraig
Hi guys,
I encountered an error when running configure script in gtk+-2.0.0:
checking ATK flags... -I/usr/local/include/atk-1.0
-I/usr/local/include/glib-2.0 -I/usr/local/lib/glib-2.0/include
-L/usr/local/lib -latk-1.0
It seems that pkg-config call for glib_genmarshal in glib-2.0 is returing the
strange relative directory path ..//home/...
What prefix did you specify when configuring glib?
Padraig
Hi,
On my RH7.2 box, I have trouble to compile atk-0.12. After I have ran
.configure, here is what I get
if (GTK_IS_ENTRY (widget))
{
...
}
else if (GTK_IS_TEXT (widget))
{
...
}
Padraig
Hi,
I have a function for which I am getting Widget reference from some
other function.
From this reference, I have to check whether this widget is GtkEntry or
GtkText. How can I do it??
Thanks in
Ronald,
The makefile attempted to execute the command below and it returned error code
139.
I have never seen this problem before.
Working from first principles ...
Is glib-mkenums in your path? If so, is it one built from latest glib?
Can you figure out from the contents of the directory
I am not sure what is going on here.
I have looked at the tarball atk-0.8.tar.gz on ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/v1.3/.
This does not contain a file atk/atkmarshal.c. It _does_ contain the file and
atkmarshal.list. The file atkmarshal.c is generated from atkmarshal.list when
building. My version
Torsten,
I am the person to contact. I will read your mail and get back to you, probably
tomorrow.
Padraig
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Hi,
A new mailing list gnome-accessibility-list has been created for engineering
discussions of Gnome Accessibility.
A new GNOME project, atk, which contains the initial code for ATK (Accessibility
Toolkit) was created yesterday.
Soon GTK+ will depend on this project.
We will shortly be
I assume you mean a Unix signal handler, in which case the answer is yes.
Padraig
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Should those forward quotes be backward quotes?
Padraig
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I was looking at the code of GTK+ and I noticed in gtkbox.h the struct _GtkBox
contains a catiable called spacing which is gint16.
In gtkbbox.h the structure _GtkButtonBox contains a GtkBox and also contains a
variable called spacing which is gint.
I have two questions:
1) Should the
Is there any documentation or tutorial on the use of Accelerator keys in GTK+? I
found a few paragraphs in the book Developing Linux Applications with GTK+ and
GDK by Eric Harlow but did not find anything in the GTK+ tutorial or
documentation.
Am I correct in assuming that accelerators must
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