Attila bardi attila.ba...@gmail.com writes:
Then how can I set the window size and remove the right from the UI user to
resize it?
Maybe Gtk2::Window set_geometry_hints() saying the minimum and maximum
sizes the same value.
Or Gtk2::Gdk::Window set_functions() to take away the resize handles,
, Attila bardi attila.ba...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey,
my problem is I try to set the default window size for a dialog window and
I don't want the user resize it.
But it is not working for me. If I set the resizable to false the default
window size is not working anymore
Hi all,
I have one application that has multiple full screen dialog windows. I am
trying to bring one dialog to front that is already created showed earlier
now it is back side of other windows. Can anybody suggest how to bring a
dialog window to front that is already present at back side
a
dialog window to front that is already present at back side?
gtk_window_present() is probably what you need.
Yeti
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anguila [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I attach a example of the problem.
For the close button you might have to hook it up to emit the close
signal on the dialog. An Esc keybinding is setup automatically to do
that, but a button may have to do it explicitly (even if named Close
etc).
For the
I create a about dialog window with glade-3 in higher levels - about. And
the about dialog it works but the close button doesn't do anything when I
execute the program (doesn't close the widget/window).
The widget is a dialog-action-area but I can access to the close button
because is a internal
On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 21:24:02 +0200
anguila [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I create a about dialog window with glade-3 in higher levels - about. And
the about dialog it works but the close button doesn't do anything when I
execute the program (doesn't close the widget/window).
The widget is a dialog
Yes... it works :\
But I re-try with glade-3 an I can't understand why is still not working :S
On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 9:27 PM, zentara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 21:24:02 +0200
anguila [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I create a about dialog window with glade-3 in higher levels
anguila [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
when I click again in the menu to show it again it doesn't shows, it
appears a small gray square.
That sounds like its contents have been removed, or destroyed. Do you
also get an unhelpful message on stdout about container foreach?
anguila wrote:
Yes... it works :\
But I re-try with glade-3 an I can't understand why is still not working :S
Is glade-3 creating a GtkAboutDialog instance or building its own GtkDialog?
(THat is, what is the generated XML for that widget?)
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Is a glade-3 gtkabout dialog.
I attach a example of the problem.
Thanks to all.
David.
On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 12:35 AM, muppet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anguila wrote:
Yes... it works :\
But I re-try with glade-3 an I can't understand why is still not working
:S
Is glade-3 creating
muppet wrote:
my $self = $class-SUPER::new(...);
bless $self, $class;
Sorry, newbie question:
How do I set text $name from other subroutine?
new {
my $self = $class-SUPER::new(...);
bless $self, $class;
my $name = Gtk2::Entry-new();
$self-set_name(Test);
}
sub set_name
;
...
sub new
{
...
$self-show_all;
return;
}
uhm, i think you meant
return $self;
There is extra space between button and lower border of dialog window.
It's the empty action area at the bottom of the window. You haven't
added any response buttons.
Try adding this just
On Aug 4, 2005, at 12:59 AM, Beast wrote:
Whats the usefullness of using new_with_mnemonic in Label, since
afaik Gtk2::Label is readonly widget.
You can set the label to be the mnemonic for another widget.
# new() is aliased to new_with_mnemonic() in the perl bindings:
$label =
muppet wrote:
On Aug 4, 2005, at 6:37 AM, Beast wrote:
muppet wrote:
my $self = $class-SUPER::new(...);
bless $self, $class;
Sorry, newbie question:
How do I set text $name from other subroutine?
Need more context, but i'll try to guess.
In the context of your reply:
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This
muppet wrote:
If you don't want the row of buttons at the bottom of the window, then
you don't actually want a Gtk2::Dialog.
Thats fine. I can live with little extra space, it doesn't hurt anyway :)
Thanks!
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muppet wrote:
You can set the label to be the mnemonic for another widget.
# new() is aliased to new_with_mnemonic() in the perl bindings:
$label = Gtk2::Label-new ('_User Name');
$entry = Gtk2::Entry-new;
# set $label to be the mnemonic for $entry
$label-set_mnemonic_for
Beast said:
muppet wrote:
This is very dangerous. A plain, unmagical, blessed perl hash cannot be
used as a Gtk2::Widget, because there is no actual C GObject backing it.
Either use Glib::Object::Subclass to subclass Gtk2::Dialog (or any
widget), or rebless the actual widget like this:
Beast said:
muppet wrote:
You can set the label to be the mnemonic for another widget.
# new() is aliased to new_with_mnemonic() in the perl bindings:
$label = Gtk2::Label-new ('_User Name');
$entry = Gtk2::Entry-new;
# set $label to be the mnemonic for $entry
...
our @ISA = qw(Gtk2::Dialog);
sub new
{
my ($class, $parent, $title) = @_;
my $self = {};
bless($self, $class);
$self-{win} = $class-SUPER::new($title, $parent, modal);
...
}
In the bottom of dialog box/window, it has spaces (arround 5px) between
the last widget and the
gtk_window_set_transient_for is what you are looking for...
In addition to gtk_window_set_modal your dialog window will stay on top
and have the main control...
The pity is, what I'm looking for is something a bit different... :(
(already sent in a diferent mail)
Ciao
Dino Cherian K wrote
Sometime ago someone told how to make a dialog window to get the
control of the application..
I mean the dialog window being the only one to have the focus until it's
closed/hided... I just can't find that mail anymore.. could anyone
remind me how to do this? :)
Thanks,
Ignacio
Sometime ago someone told how to make a dialog window to get the
control of the application..
gtk_window_set_modal
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Paul Davis wrote:
Sometime ago someone told how to make a dialog window to get the
control of the application..
gtk_window_set_modal
Mmmm, I didn't explain myself very good...
My program has a main window with a GtkGLArea waiting impatiently for
events to occur on it...
Then I have
Hi
But it doesn't make the dialog window to stay on top of the parent window. I
agree that it has the full input focus, but we can click on the parent
window, even when the dialog window is visible.
How can we fix that too? Will gtk_window_set_transient_for help?
Thanks
Dino CK
On Saturday
Hi there,
I have a gtk_dialog window and it has a Cancel button. Now, how to make
this button close the window but not the main window/application? I tried
the code below but that kills the cancel button rather than the window
itself...
Here is my code:
void menu_options(GtkWidget *widget,
How to set dialog window always on
top??
I program a YesNoWindow,
I can set gtk_grab_add() let MainWindow can't get event.
But I clicked the MainWindow, the
YesNoWindow would lower
MainWindow.
Could I let the YesNoWindow(sub Dialog)
always raise over MainWindow?
How to do it??
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