Re: How to "grey out" items?

2000-08-08 Thread Vlad Harchev
On Mon, 7 Aug 2000, David J. Topper wrote: > Hi all, > > Getting back into GTK again. Trying to expand my little application > into different windows and such. I'm trying to create a "main" window > which, among other things, establishes a connection to a server > process. But once the user c

RE: How to "grey out" items?

2000-08-07 Thread Joachim Backes
On 07-Aug-2000 David J. Topper wrote: > Hi all, > > Getting back into GTK again. Trying to expand my little application > into different windows and such. I'm trying to create a "main" window > which, among other things, establishes a connection to a server > process. But once the user

Re: How to "grey out" items?

2000-08-07 Thread Caleb Land
Hello, > But once the user clicks on "connect" I want all the other > widgets (eg., text boxes, range widgets, pulldowns) to be "greyed out" > so that you can still see values but not edit anything. I believe you want to make the widget not-sensitive with: void gtk_widget_set_se

How to "grey out" items?

2000-08-07 Thread David J. Topper
Hi all, Getting back into GTK again. Trying to expand my little application into different windows and such. I'm trying to create a "main" window which, among other things, establishes a connection to a server process. But once the user clicks on "connect" I want all the other widgets (eg., te