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From: Ashutosh Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I built gtk version 1.2.8 and 1.2.9 and 1.2.10 and they are all
giving core dump, when you try to run the test files on AIX 4.3.3
I'm running on AIX4.3, but the machine is at work, and I can't recall the
setup? I am thinking I had to go with static
From: Sebastian Melmoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My version is gtk+-1.2.10-ximian.8. My glib is glib-1.2.10-ximian.2. I
have no file called gtk-config, nor does it seem to exist in any
distributions of GTK+ whose list of files I've read on RPMfind. I'd be
very obliged if you could sort me out on
From: dodi-nug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I thimk the funtion, gtk_entry_get_text(), make a
problem.
I can't get any character from entries.
The docs say this is a deprecated function. Why don't you try:
something like:
msg = gtk_editable_get_chars ((GtkEditable*) msg_text, 0, -1);
where
From: Damon Chaplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Glade outputs a lookup_widget() function in support.c that you can use.
Thanks. I eventually worked my way down to the Glade FAQ in the tarball. I
was looking for something native to Gtk, where the lookup_widget depends on
Glade sticking the name/pointer
From: Helmethead [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Secondly, sleep() (and usleep()) are not thread-safe, are they? is there
anything thread-safe as a replacement for sleep()? (I heard about
g_sleep
but grep -r g_sleep /usr/include/* gives no results)
Dahm, I heard something like this but I can't
I haven't been able to hit on quite the right thing in the FAQ or docs. I've
been working with glade, which doesn't expose the widgets used in the
generated interface.c file. If I have connected a callback to a button
click, for instance, and I would like to get the text from an GetEntry
widget,
