Hi, I wish to use the following functions to create a toolbar for an
application:
gtk_tool_button_new()
gtk_tool_button_set_icon_name()
The icons I need are standard ones like New, Undo, Redo etc...
I used gtk_icon_theme_list_icons() which produced the following list for
the default hicolor
On 12/12/14 12:34 AM, Козлов Кирилл wrote:
Hello,
I need to develop an application with an area for rendering diagrams. In the
area there will be objects which can be connected via lines, can be moved,
deleted (like it's done in Dia, for example).
Please give me an advice on what modern GTK+
Thank you Tarnyko and all others involved. It is great to see the Win32
packages being put up on the gtk web site again.
Regards,
Richard.
On 28/10/13 01:06, Tarnyko wrote:
Hi folks,
GTK+3 Win32 bundles are available to download on GTK+ website :
http://www.gtk.org/download/win32.php
And
Where I mentioned action area in the email below I actually meant
content area...
I am currently updating an application I had written for GTK+2 to work
with GTK+3. This work is being done on Windows XP with GTK version 3.2.1.
Previously, the following code produced a scrollable window which
I am currently updating an application I had written for GTK+2 to work
with GTK+3. This work is being done on Windows XP with GTK version 3.2.1.
Previously, the following code produced a scrollable window which took
up the whole action area of the dialogue box
License_wnd =
application on my Windows
machine (Nero, Realplayer, WinDVD, WMP). I had to view it in my Linux
video player.
I could view it on my Windows XP box. Great idea doing a movie - well
done. The soundtrack was not working on my machine though :)
Richard Gipps.
Again, Thanks.
Stewart
-Original
to 'take' the scroll event. How can I take the scroll event
when the control button is pressed and leave it when the mouse wheel is
used without the control key?
Richard Gipps.
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for your help and patience - problem solved.
Richard.
At 21:29 11/01/06, you wrote:
On Wed, Jan 11, 2006 at 06:54:46PM +1100, Richard Gipps wrote:
I applied this function to the three entries but it only works on one of
them (the first entry I apply it to). Note that I have tried them all
, 2006 at 08:34:36PM +1100, Richard Gipps wrote:
Thanks for your response. I tried your suggestion, but it didn't
seem to work. Note that I have three entry widgets in the dialogue box
and
the cursor can be inside of any of them when I want the enter key to act
like the OK button
I am looking at using the GKeyFile facility in GLIB for storing settings of
an application I am writing in Windows. While I can see how to retrieve
the setting from a file there does not seem to be a function to write a
GKeyFile to a disk file. So does this mean you have to create a GKeyFile
remember to use the search facility in TextPad next time as it finds it no
problem. Sorry about that!
Richard.
At 00:48 19/02/05, you wrote:
Richard Gipps writes:
I am using the MinGW port of GCC and this doesn't seem to support
dup2().
Sure it does. (dup2() is in the C library, MSVCRT.DLL
:
Richard Gipps wrote:
I notice that under GTK+ 2.6 (in Windows), a call to g_error()
brings up a dialogue box with the error message,
Yes, fatal errors do that (before calling abort()). It is somewhat
debatable, and might get removed in the future. Some application
developers feel that it's
and then the about dialog box, my whole
application shuts down! Here is my code:
static void mwc_on_Help_About_activate(GtkMenuItem* menuitem,MwcObject*
mwc_object)
{
char* authors[] = {
Richard Gipps [EMAIL PROTECTED],
NULL
};
gtk_show_about_dialog(GTK_WINDOW(mwc_object
I don't know whether anyone else has started the conversion to gtk 2.x, but
it would be a pity for this code to be forgotten about. The plotting
function in the package is very good! and I would definitely like to use it
the application I am writing.
Richard.
At 16:48 31/01/05, you wrote:
Hi,
Serdar,
I have several books on Gnome/GTK+ but I believe the best by a
long way is Gnome/GTK+ Programming Bible by Arthur
Griffith. Unfortunately this book is based on GTK+ 1.2 so is a little out
of date, but other wise it is an excellent book.
Hope this helps,
Richard.
At 10:45
I am having trouble making an application close when I use my File-Exit
menu. I have a File Exit signal handler:
void on_File_Exit_activate(GtkMenuItem* menuitem,GtkWidget* Main_wnd)
{
gtk_signal_emit_by_name(GTK_OBJECT(Main_wnd),
delete_event);
}
which I
Hi, I have been trying using the function gtk_widget_set_style( ) to change
the base colour on a gtkcombo box but I can't seen to get it to change
colour. I have used the same function on a gtkentry box and it worked
fine. Here is an example of what I am trying to do:
int main (int argc,
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