> Is it usual to release a stable version (here Gtk 2.20.0) based on
> development librairies like Glib ???
If you don't like it, feel free to wait then for GLib 2.24.
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> fd 0 is open !!
> fd 1 is open !!
> fd 2 is open !!
That is a rather pointless exercise as "file descriptors" on Windows
aren't an operating system concept, as on Unix. In C code on Windows,
"file descriptors" are just indexes into tables in the C library.
There might even be several
> I am trying to build gtk-directfb on phoneme ….
Why do you assume people would know what "phoneme" is?
> how to replace these with similar functions of gtk ……
By asking for help on the Interwebs? Or by doing the research and
coding required yourself? Which approach would you be more proud of?
Read the documentation for g_timer_elapsed() more closely.
#include
#include
int main (int argc, char* argv[])
{
double seconds;
gulong microseconds;
GTimer* pTimer = g_timer_new ();
do {
seconds = g_timer_elapsed (pTimer, µseconds);
printf ("Time elapsed = %d.%06lu\n", (int)
> I'm building against GTK 2.10.4.
It's pointless to report problems against such old versions. Even if
there is a memory leak in GTK+ 2.10, nobody is going to fix it, and
more importantly, nobody is going to release updated sources of
it,when the current maintained version is 2.18. (Of course, yo
> They're more portable than MFC.
Well, yeah, but MFC is hardly a current technology. And C (or even
C++) is really not a programming language I can recommend with a
straight face for new code either. You should be comparing against
Java or C#. Java can be quite portable, and C# too as long as you
> It sounds like something that would be well worth having. Was any
> conclusion reached?
There wasn't really much discussion. No forceful opposition, but no
cheering either;) And I just haven't had time and/or inspiration to do
it.
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> Tor - you might not be the right person to ask about this - but do you know
> if there are any plans to release official binaries for glib/gtk+ etc, built
> to be compatible with VC++8?
Well, I don't have such plans, it takes enough time to provide builds
of the stack built with MinGW, but anybo
> The REAL situation is that g_io_channel_win32_new_fd() works currectly for
> stdin, stdout and stderr.
Don't be so sure... Note that the file descriptors 0, 1 and 2 in one C
runtime (for instance the msvcrt.dll that the prebuilt glib uses) are
*different* than the file descriptors 0, 1 and 2 in
> Curiously, this seems to work even if I link to the lib
> that comes with MSVC8
Note that the msvcrt.lib import libraries in newer Microsoft compilers
than MSVC6 confusingly don't link to msvcrt.dll, but the
compiler-specific DLLs like msvcr71.dll, msvcr80.dll, msvcr90.dll.
> Up until that poin
> If it's not too much trouble Tor, could you let me know the dates for the
> versions that you're using and I'll see if I can find a match somewhere?
Oh, the version shouldn't matter, as long as it is the system's
msvcrt.dll. The one in the windows/system32 folder. Make sure that is
the one that
> The full source code is shown below but I could post the VC++ project as an
> attachment if that would be helpful.
Nope. A minimal sample source file in C is exactly what one typically wants.
> Just let me know if you'd prefer a console app or a (gtk) GUI app.
If the alleged problem is g_io_ch
If you post sample code, post a *complete* (but minimal) compilable
(single source file) program.
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Look more closely.
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/dependencies/cairo_1.8.8-4_win32.zip
contains bin/libcairo-2.dll which depends on libpng14-14.dll.
(Sure, the http://www.gtk.org/download-windows.html page had a link to
the cairo 1.8.8-2 build (fixed now), but it shouldn't be hard
> Gtk+ development is not done on this list.
Oh no, you let out the secret. Now the s/n ratio will drop on lists
that developers actually read.
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> Has anyone any idea how to change this behaviour, or is this a bug?
If keyboard input in GTK on Windows behaves significantly differently
than Microsoft's toolkit(s) for normal Microsoft-produced keyboard
layouts, then yes, it is a bug. Will it be fixed? Not necessarily,
unless somebody submits
> If we do want to build our own GTK for Windows, do you have
> any advice about how to do that? I believe that you cross-compile on
> OpenSUSE, yes?
No, I build locally on Windows, but that is mostly just inertia.
Cross-compilation works fine, and is faster, and eventually I will
switch to that.
> Tor, can you confirm that you turned on --enable-gdiplus starting with GTK
> 2.18.3?
Yes.
> I think we should probably build without GDI+ until/unless its
> pixbuf loading can be made faster.
You are of course free to do that.
I am reluctant to change back to using the libtiff and libjpeg
> That is a sure way to loose the battle against QT.
People who like Qt (not "QT") use it if they have a choice, people
who like GTK+ use it if they have a choice. Where is the battle?
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> That is a sure way to loose the battle against QT.
People who like Qt (not "QT") use that if they have a choice, people
who like GTK+ use that if they have a choice. Where is the battle?
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> Because you don't need one. Binary data is merely a stream of 8-bit chars
> with no encoding.
In general, the type name "char" is mostly misleading and
counter-productive these days. People new to C should get used to just
thinking "byte" when they see "char", either by itself or as part of
som
> i would like to implement select by using glib.
Please describe in more detail what you actually mean... If one takes
that literally, it doesn't make much sense.
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> Launcher/MyController.cc:2:18: error: glib.h: No such file or directory
> Launcher/MyController.cc:6:21: error: gtk/gtk.h: No such file or directory
Well, do you tell your compiler where the headers are? The compiler
doesn't go out looking all through your file system for them by
itself, you kno
> Why functions that receive GtkLabel don't need casting?
Whether a cast is needed or not depends on the type of parameter
expected, and the type of value passed...
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> i compiled gtk+2.18.6 for use with directfb on an arm target.
As far as I know, there isn't really anybody "supporting" the directfb
stuff, so if you compile it, you also debug it ;) Sure, you can file a
bug, too. Mailing this list is probably not useful.
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> Is it possible to use MinGW GDB when stepping into the
> libgtk-win32 DLL (from an MSVC compiled app) ?
Yes, it should be possible. Attaching to an already running process
might be the easiest way, so that the mingw-built DLLs are already
present. (Otherwise, you would have to set a so-called "p
> Is anyone aware of any issues running GTK+ and/or pango 32-bit on Windows 7
> 64-bit?
Works fine here.
> but someone who's trying to use my app is reporting that when they run it,
> they get:
> "libpango-1.0-0.dll is either not designed to run on Windows or it
> contains an error."
Do they h
> Sorry for my curiosity, but why?
Because Windows doesn't have a supported and documented way to do it
as far as I know. Sure, there are "shell replacements" (in Windows
terminology, "shell" means "window manager") with more or less
enthusiastic user communities, but still, my impression is that
> Any help, tip or suggestion will be welcome.
Suggestion: Don't.
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> Normal way of installing GTK+ on Windows is to put it *somewhere* as-is
> (that is, with all /bin, /etc, /lib and other subdirectories residing in
> one directory) and add /bin subdirectory to system PATH.
Or, if you have the application's executable in the same "bin" folder,
nothing needs to be
> Frederico Schardong,
> SOLIS - Open source solutions
Presumably you know what "open source" means, then, do you? Hint: you
have access to the source code.
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>> Maybe a mention in the documentation would be good.
Maybe duplication of information where people typically forget to
update all instances is not good?
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> Is there any doc to explain the libs and versions that the gtk+ needed?
1) configure.in, 2) the .spec files in various RPM-based distros, 3)
the corresponding files in DEB-based distros.
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> Is it possible to run a GTK widget entirely in a separate thread i.e. all
> the input events on that widget are handled in that thread.
On X11, probably yes, with extreme care. Is it a good idea? NO!
(And in GTK+ on Windows, it is not really possible, not even using the
same extreme care as in
> I am using valgrind to check my application, I found a lot of memory
> leak issue related to GtkLabel or maybe pango staff.
> And I got a lot of leak report in gtk_label_size_request function. Detail as
> attached.
I don't see any leaks in gtk_label_size_request in your log file. I
see
> So if I want to distribute a closed-source GTK+/Cairo Windows app, I can
> package,
> for instance, my .EXE and Tor Lillqvist's Win DLLs, but I must include the DLL
> source and build environment?
Not the whole "build environment" if by that you mean compiler etc.
Just the sources for the LGPL
Note that replies you get on this list is not real legal advice of
course. If you really want that, contact a lawyer.
> I want to offer it as free software downloadable from my
> site but I don't want to distribute my source code
Here you are confusing the term "free" as used in normal talk meani
> Note: I submitted this as a bug report (Bug 603250) several weeks ago and
> there has not been any activity.
That is how it works. There is no service level guarantee.
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> g_print ("Freeing struct %p: %s\n", p, p->p);
>
> g_free (p->p);
> g_free (p);
That should of course be g_slice_free (mystuct, p) as I allocated the
structure with g_slice_new.
/me blushes.
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A GPtrArray of GPtrArrays?
#include
typedef struct {
char *p;
} mystruct;
static void
free_mystruct (gpointer data)
{
mystruct *p = data;
if (p == NULL)
return;
g_print ("Freeing struct %p: %s\n", p, p->p);
g_free (p->p);
g_free (p);
}
static void
free_sub_array (gpointer da
> The following code reproduces the problem.
Please file a bug report at bugzilla.gnome.org, and attach the code to
the bug report.
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I don't know that problem off-hand, but if you can produce a minimal
but complete sample program that exhibits the bug, please file a bug
report, and attach the sample program (as a single source file in C or
Python). That would be very helpful, thanks.
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Sorry, but I doubt there are many people here using CodeBlocks,
especially on Windows. Is there no more appropriate CodeBlocks
-specific mailing list or "forum"?
Where did you hear about using CodeBlocks for GTK+ programming on
Windows? Can you get any help from them?
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> I can't find the definition of gtk_window_get_type.
It's get expanded from the G_DEFINE_TYPE_WITH_CODE() macro call. See
http://library.gnome.org/devel/gobject/unstable/gobject-Type-Information.html#G-DEFINE-TYPE--CAPS
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> These are the sizes of the working binary dll
OK, so this then includes also sections that have no impact at
run-time size. Please use a tool like "size -A" or "link -dump
-headers" to check the size of just those sections that actually are
used by the code at run-time.
> Looking at your versio
> * GNU gettext is hopeless and unportable in it's current state,
Well, "unportable" is perhaps a bit pessimistic, as it is possible to
build it both for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows and both builds seem to
work as far as I see. But it certainly is a pain, indeed. One can only
hope that if a 0.18 (or
> What am i doing wrong?
Not reading what it tells you, and acting accordingly?
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Guess what, the program works fine for me with the GTK+ 2.16.6 bundle from
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/gtk+/2.16/ . I have the "bin"
from that in PATH, no other GTK+ related directories in PATH, and I verified
with gdb that the DLLs really are from that bundle. I have i18ntest.exe
Filed bug https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=597801 for this.
Please add follow-ups as comments to that bug.
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> Just wondering why this might be?
Because I decided to build the libpangocairo and cairo DLLs I
distribute with the fontconfig/freetype font backends, too, in order
to fix a problem in GIMP.
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> Any idea on how difficult it'd be to modify the
> ms-windows theme engine code to make it work,
Not really. Perhaps not that hard, as it "partially" works; if you
move the cursor around in gtk-demo, the UI elements gradually appear
under the pointer...
> and do you happen to know if
> anyone is
> As I am currenlty unable to test, could someone please advise me on the
> state of Gtk+-2.18 on windows?
Try it, there are binaries in
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/gtk+/2.18/ . You will
need up-to-date dependencies too, in hopefully self-evident locations
near to that.
> Has it
(Keeping gtk-list in the loop, as that is where the thread started.)
> The problem with chmod is, that XP simply has no mechanisms to store the
> result of chmod -m a+w, for example.
Well, that depends on one's point of view;) The access control lists
of NTFS is in general more powerful than the
(Note that this list, gtk-list, is definitely oriented towards GTK+
application writers, so your mail would have been better suited for
gtk-devel-list, which is about developing GTK+ itself.)
> following the instructions from
> http://kemovitra.blogspot.com/2009/06/compiling-gtk-2-for-windows.html
> ... Why does GtkEntry work correctly?
Because there the inserted text goes through lots of other code than
just directly mapping from key presses to characters, which is never
going to work in general.
You need to read up on GtkIMContext, I think.
> But because the GtkEntry handles this correc
> Perhaps this includes the solution. Any Spanish users/developers on
> this list ?
Dead accent keys are in no way unique to Spanish keyboards. And then
there is also something called compose sequences, which are popular in
some locales. And then there are Input Methods which are popular
especiall
> + The key on the left of ç. (in red - has a blu { ) So:
> + I press and hold Shift, then press that key, unpress and type o.
OK. So he is not pressing any 'ö' key at all. He is pressing two
separate keys, presumably a so-called "dead" accent key for the
diaeresis (¨) and then 'o'. It is the up
> How can I convert GdkEventKey::keyval into UTF-8 character?
"UTF-8 character" does not mean anything. UTF-8 is a way to represent
Unicode characters (more exactly, "code points") as a sequence of
*bytes*.
> That is: gdk_keyval_to_unicode() supplies a bad Unicode
It shouldn't. Please post a mi
> Can you point me at a particular project on OBS?
The repository
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/windows:/mingw:/win32/openSUSE_10.3/
for 32-bit binaries, and
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/windows:/mingw:/win64/openSUSE_10.3/
for 64-bit ones. The Windows binaries are in th
> Does GTK on Windows currently build entirely with MinGW,
Yes it does.
It is much easier to cross-compile it from Linux than to set up a
working build environment on Windows natively, though. (Although, once
you have such an environment, it does work more or less as well as on
Unix.) So I would
> Is there a buildbot somewhere running continuous integration testing of
> GTK+ with the Mac platform? What about other platforms? Is that
> something that the community is lacking in order to progress this stuff?
Depends on what you mean with "buildbot". I guess buildbots are
usually used to con
> Does the organisation have a plan to resolve the
> outstanding bugs and features in gtk-quartz?
What "the organisation"?
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> Actually, I want to store these screen resolutions in GtkListStore and then
> allow user to choose from combobox the possible items.
>
> Is there such a function(s) or some kind of process in GTK+ that I can
> achieve this?
No, sorry. If you want to use some cross-platform toolkit that has
this
Perhaps Kareem could, just out of interest, tell us why he needs to know this?
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> I was able to launch my application without the font cache. But I suspect it
> would impact my application's performance. Any more hints on solving the
> fonts.cache issue?
Pass a --with-cache-dir=/var/cache/fontconfig (or whatever location
that will be writable on each machine) to the fontconfi
> i wanna to know the date of the initial release of GTK+ and the number of it
On ftp.gimp.org I find version 0.99.0:
ftp://ftp.gimp.org/pub/gtk/v0.99/gtk+-0.99.0.tar.gz from 1997-12-14
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> However, when I was about to build ATK using the "configure" line as below:
>> 'CFLAGS=-I/tmp/runtime/prefix/include/glib-2.0
>> -I/tmp/runtime/prefix/lib/glib-2.0/include'
When I said that software installed with DESTDIR can not be run
correctly from there, I should have added that it presumab
2009/8/19 Qing Men :
> Yes, using "configure --prefix=my_install_dir" would have solved all the
> problems. But we can't write to my_install_dir from the host where we do the
> build. my_install_dir is a mirrored filer which has mirroring sites around
> the world. Only one host can write to the mas
> 1. "configure --prefix=my_build_dir"
> 2. "make"
> 3. "make install".
> 4. cp my_build_dir/lib my_install_dir/lib
This probably is a stupid question, but why didn't you run configure
--prefix=my_install_dir then?
> But I'm now facing with another problem. The application would try to look
> for
>>Another solution would be to use the msvcrt.dll runtime even if you
>>use Microsoft's current compiler.
> I don't want to require existing clients to have an additional requirement
> of adding another dll,
You have it backwards here. The msvcrt.dll that MinGW-compiled code
uses, and that it req
> I am trying to use windows anonymous read pipe with gtk and need to put HANLE
> into GPollFD. How do I do that?
You can use _get_osfhandle() (declared in ) to get the Windows
HANDLE for a C library file descriptor (for instance an anonymous pipe
end). But that doesn't help much, as anonymous pip
> when I can this g_io_channel_win32_new_fd, I see this warning,
>
> GLib-WARNING **: giowin32.c:1564: 3 isn't a C library file descriptor
> and thus pipe isn't created at all :(
Hmm, you already created the pipe in the CreatePipe() call. You mean
the watch isn't created.
Most likely this is bec
> Thanks a lot for providing up to date binaries for the Gtk+ stack and
> a lot of dependencies.
Now if only the http://www.gtk.org/download-windows.html page would
automatically update after I pushed an update to gnome git...
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> if the file is utf8 i received the following error when i run gtk-demo
I doubt it being UTF-8 was the core problem here, but simply that the
syntax was wrong?
Where do you want to use non-ASCII characters in the gtkrc file?
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> Hello, I'm new to GTK. I am using gthread with gtk both in Windows and Ubuntu.
> When I using it in Windows, [...] it works well.
That sounds strange, as using GTK+ from multiple threads definitely
does not work in general on Windows. (Some unknown subset of GTK+
calls might work even from multi
> W locks j->M through g_mutex_lock(j->M) so that a subsequent lock will
> block.
> W blocks on M through a second call to g_mutex_lock(j->M)
I.e. a thread calls g_mutex_lock() on a mutex that it already has
locked. This is explicitly documented as undefined behaviour. See
http://library.gnome.or
> Ah. Please file against cairo at http://bugs.freedesktop.org/
And please attach a complete and minimal sample program (as a single
source file in C or Python) that exhibits the problem. If you have a
suggested patch, that would be greatly appreciated, too.
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> Its old hat to C programmers that you set any object to NULL when you're done
> with it,
> which returns the memory used to the heap. That's not necessary with
> languages that
> have garbage collection like Java, Python, etc.
Yes and no. One could say that on the contrary, in languages with
g
> I need something like function system of stdlib.h, but I need to get
> the output of the command...
popen()?
or g_spawn_command_line_sync().
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> Am I misusing the timer?
Maybe. The exact behaviour of GTK+ on Windows is hardly
well-specified. You are just doing something uncommon that nobody has
thought of or tested.
Does it work as you expect on X11?
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> I thought after g_slist_free (), the GSList should be empty(NULL), why still
When you say "the GSList should be NULL", what do you mean? You have a
GSList* variable that used to point to the list? Do you assign NULL to
that variable yourself? If not, it is not going to become NULL
magically by i
> Are there widgets that are not available on non-unix platforms?
Cygwin *is* a Unix platform. That's the whole point with Cygwin.
What is the version of GTK+ that you have on Cygwin? gtkrecentmanager
was introduced in GTK+ 2.10.
Are you BTW sure that it actually is GTK+ with the X11 backend on
> But this file cause some problems with the functions GetProcAddress and
> LoadLibrary. The confusions
> results from the call of these functions of the wide char type
> GetProcAddressW and LoadLibraryW at
> the compile process. But the used strings are not wide char strings.
Are you compiling
For software that uses GNU gettext, set the LANG environment variable.
Just like on POSIX.
Or just delete the message catalogs (typically the share/locale
subtree in the installation folder).
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> I use "#include " line in source file.
> I have received the message: gtk/gtk.h: No such file or directory.
> I think the problem is in the path separator (/) which in Windows is "\".
Not true. '/' works equally well on the Win32 level. It's just the
Windows kernel (well below Win32, with a most
> I just built and tested on gtk-2.16.0 on Linux and got the exact same
> assertion warning.
> However you said I should only file a bug if it was not present on Linux.
> Any hints on what will happen now?
Well, it could still be a bug in gtk+ of course, but maybe it is more
probable that it is a
In fact I notice that for each click,
gtk_text_layout_set_preedit_string() is called twice, the second time
with a NULL layout. Could it be that pygtk installs a log handler that
filters out repeated identical messages?
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> Is this due to mistake in my code or is it a GTK bug?
Try it with the same GTK+ and GLib versions on Linux, too... (with
builds of GTK+ and GLib that do check assertions).
If you get no warning on Linux, please file a bug.
When clicking the button, gtk_text_layout_set_preedit_string is first
> May I then conclude that the gtkmm bundle is broken?
Yes, definitely. (Unless they have rebuilt gdk-pixbuf to use built-in
loaders, but still distribute the gdk-pixbuf.loaders file.)
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> I don't mind having to change a few things, or having to write some OS
> specific code, but I was wondering if GTK+ code can be just compiled on
> another OS (with the dev-tools installed) without any changes?
Usually, yes, but there are some differences in details that might
surprise you if you
> if this a performance hack or does it really prevents a bug in GTK behavior?
This code was introduced in 2005 to fix
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=314995 . I guess it would be
a good idea to test if it is actually needed any longer, in case the
upper levels now can manage even if tha
No executable (.exe or .dll) in the gtk+ bundle links to msvcr80.dll.
You can easily verify this using objdump for instance.
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> Can anybody tell me the interface with the help of which i can communicate
> between two independent gtk applications..
Drop the "gtk" from your question and think again.
In other words, there isn't anything in gtk that would be related to
interprocess communication. You must use some mechanism
> I guess that GLib itself dosn't require Cairo, but I seem to remember that
> if you use gtk+ with cairo, it needs a glib built with that version of cairo.
> That is, if you try to compile Pango, and your glib has no cairo builtin,
> Pango's configure script will die.
That doesn't make any sense
> Is GTK support available For Windows Mobile
You state your question a bit oddly, but I suppose you simply want to
ask if GTK+ can be built for, and works on, Windows Mobile.
Not as far as I know. If somebody has managed to build the GTK+ stack
for Windows Mobile, they haven't upstreamed the
> I'm having a problem findiing stock images under Windows. In the attached,
> there is an image beside the image on Linux but not under Windows.
As far as I know, it is intentional that with the ms-windows theme
there are no images on stock buttons. Whether buttons can have images
or not is somet
> I was wondering if there is a way of knowing if a character is printable or
> not (Like Ctrl, Alt...) using the keyval value?
Convert the key to the corresponding Unicode character, if any, using
gdk_keyval_to_unicode() and test using g_unicode_isprint() ?
--tml
> i'm just guessing, but it may be related to X11's rather limited concept
> of window relationships,
Limited, indeed, but even more limited than you perhaps guess;) The X11
protocol doesn't have any concept of relationship between top-level windows.
A core principle of X11 is to provide mechanism
> Is there any time plan for the next updated of the Pango Win32
> binaries? (I really trust them a lot more).
Hmm, I seem to have overlooked the Pango 1.22.4 release. I will build
binaries right away.
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component: win32) and attach a minimal but complete sample program (as
a single source file in C or Python) that exhibits the problem.
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