I've been asked what I've learned...
It's funny, researching g_io_channel led me to the program gtkterm.
I went through the code and found vte and vteterminal.
I went through that and was lead back to g_io_channel.
I realized I need to sync my palm pilot, and while I was doing that it
dawned on
I probably should have asked this earlier, but I wanted to do some
research first. Unfortunately I just seem a bit more confused after
finding out a couple of things.
I have an app, with several windows.
I want to take some serial input (or a file with asynchronous data
coming in if you prefer)
On Tue, May 18, 2004 at 10:41:50AM -0300, Flavio Alberto Lopes Soares wrote:
After you click in BUILD in glade you go to your program directory and
type:
./autogen.sh
For me works fine
And
make
then
src/programname
to run it.
Good luck
Em Ter, 2004-05-18 às 09:40, [EMAIL
On Sun, May 16, 2004 at 09:53:57AM +0200, Jean Bréfort wrote:
which IDE do you suggest to use to develop gtk applicacions? I am still
learning gtk and i right now i compile my .c files using the gcc
compiler in the konsole. I think that an Integrated Develoment
Enviroment would help me to
On Fri, May 14, 2004 at 05:04:24PM +0200, Diego Zuccato wrote:
John Cupitt wrote:
You should be able to change the whole application with just your gtkrc. Try this
in your ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file and (almost) everything should go a very ugly pink:
style pink
{
bg[NORMAL] = {
I used the pango font_name to set the fonts of almost all of the
widgets in my program.
However, the menu fonts are immune to change.
I've tried just about every thing I could think of to set the font
using the gtkrc file, however, they stubbornly refuse to change.
I have 48 buttons in a
I've found A solution to my immediate font problem:
font_name = helvetica 18
Just by guessing and trying stuff. I haven't found a handy reference
for what pango fonts are available.
On Tue, May 11, 2004 at 01:41:41PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gtk-2 as created by glade-2 works very
gtk-2 as created by glade-2 works very different than gtk as created
by glade 0.6. The gtkrc files don't even seem to be compatible.
I don't have the time to wrestle with recompiling everything with -g
set on gcc so that I can use gdb. Is there perchance some tool that
will tell what style gets
I'm working on a project at work, and writing the user interface in gtk.
The specifications for the program include that it look like the previous
generation program. Therefore, the software has to have black background.
Gtk seems to REALLY want grey backgrounds. I've tried playing around with
