Re: Newbie Question: How to capture motion_notify_event in tables?

>> why do you need a container? >> > >I need to add other widgets as well in the table. you need to use the GnomeCanvas (which in GTK+2 is independent of the rest of GNOME; it uses only the same GNOME libraries as GTK+ itself). --p ___ gtk-list mailing

Re: Newbie Question: How to capture motion_notify_event in tables?

On Tue, 2003-01-07 at 00:30, Paul Davis wrote: > why do you need a container? > I need to add other widgets as well in the table. -- Alfredo P. Ricafort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Home ___ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailma

Re: Newbie Question: How to capture motion_notify_event in tables?

>I'm trying to write a gui with a ruler, grid lines, and some widgets. >So my approach was to create a table and attach a ruler on it. For the >grid lines, I used gdk to draw segments on the table. > >My problem now is that I can't seems to capture the motion_notify_event >in the table in order

Newbie Question: How to capture motion_notify_event in tables?

Hi, I'm trying to write a gui with a ruler, grid lines, and some widgets. So my approach was to create a table and attach a ruler on it. For the grid lines, I used gdk to draw segments on the table. My problem now is that I can't seems to capture the motion_notify_event in the table in order f