Hi.
Cani add a Text with a transparent background to a GtkWidget Image ? Or some
other widget ?
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Well... I corrected that pointer, and now my program crashes:
console (pid:900): **WARNING**: Couldn't load font 'monospace' failing back to 'Sans'
console (pid:900): **WARNING**: Couldn't load font 'Sans' failing back to 'Sans'
console (pid:900): **WARNING**: All font failbacks failed
I'm probably using the wrong widget for this, but never-the-less.
I have a GtkTextView in a window used for data entry into a database.
The text typed in the view gets put in the database no problem, but once
the data entry has occurred, I want to clear the view so that the next
screen of
Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Well... I corrected that pointer, and now my program crashes:
>
> console (pid:900): **WARNING**: Couldn't load font 'monospace' failing back to 'Sans'
>
> console (pid:900): **WARNING**: Couldn't load font 'Sans' failing back to
On Mon, Jan 14, 2002 at 11:24:06AM -0500, Havoc Pennington wrote:
|
|
| That means you have Pango configuration files, or something.
| Get "gtk-demo" to work and then your own program should work.
| Try just reinstalling Pango - did you skip the "examples" subdir?
| Oddly enough the config file
Hi,
I have some text that I want to dynamically generate and then paste in a
rectangle in my application. My application is allowed to resize, and so
the rectangle and thus the text should also resize. Having the rectangle
expand is easy enough, but I was wondering if there was anyway of
Does anyone know why gtktext crashes if you try to add and delete large
amounts of text after a variable amount of time? If I only add text
everything works fine, however eventually my app slows down to a snails
pace. I'm trying to work around this problem where my app crashes in
fun
Does anyone know if the text returned by gtk_clist_get_text() needs to be freed
when done using it? Thanks in advance to any who reply.
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Hello everybody:
i have a fix size window, inside i have a scrolledwindow with a text widget
inside. The weight of the text widget is larger than the weight of the top
window, so i want the h_scrollbar of the scrolledwindow to scroll the text.
With the v_scrollbar everything is ok, but the
Hello!
I have a problem using the text-view widget... I want to make a line with
background, but the area between the end of the text and the right margin of
the text-view is not shaded...
Can anybody help?
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I'm trying to add a scrolled window to a window. The scrolled window
should have a vbox with labels, and I want to add text labels as the
program is used.
I have the scrolled window appearing, but I can't scroll it and I'm
unable to get a label to show up. In the code below I
Hi,
Is is possible to render rotated text to a drawable in either 1.2.x or
2.0.x?
Thanks for your time
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applications is a little bit blurry. I guess what these apps have in common
is that they are based on gtk+. Is there any way to get the text sharp ?
Please help - I've been searching for a solution to this problem for a
Hi everyone.
How can I make a text field Widget be the default one when I start my
application? (So that the cursor is already located there and ready for
typing)
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I usually do that by utilizing cairo and GtkDrawingArea. See this site
for a essentials: http://zetcode.com/tutorials/cairographicstutorial/
2008/11/27 Demetris Zavorotnichenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi.
>
>
>
> Cani add a Text with a transparent background to a GtkW
For some reason, this function is causing my
program to die:
void log(log_type type, char *message, ...)
{
GdkColor color;
va_list args;
char fmtmsg[MAX_STR_LEN];
char *logmsg;
memset(&color, 0, sizeof(color));
switch(type)
{
case LOG_ERR:
color.red = 0x
Hi,
I'm working on something that listens to a network socket, receives
data, and displays it into various text widgets. As data comes across
the wire, the packet is tagged with a cookie (an int), to differentiate
which data will be displayed in which text widget.
The interface pa
Hello,
I just read that the Text widget doesn't support horizontal
scrollbars. Is this something that's being worked on, or is
a permanent deficiency? On a related note, do you (that is,
experienced Gtk programmers) feel that the Text widget is
appropriate for implementing a
hello all,
just needed a signal to be emitted whenever region of text is selected
by keyboard or mouse
pressing (in a object of type GTK_TEXT), couldn't find one such type.
just wanted to know if or how that is done.
rinu
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I am migrating an application from GTK+2 to GTK+3 and have not been able to
resolve two issues.
The first is that in my GTK+2 program I was able to show a progressbar with
text displayed in front of the bar (saving screen real estate).I cannot
replicate this in GTK-3 unless I create another
Hi,
Is there something like
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa369797(v=vs.85).aspx
in GTK+?
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2000, Meghal Harish Varia wrote:
Hi,
Use GtkLabel, and enable wrapping for it (gtk_label_set_line_wrap()).
> Hi,
>
> I have some text that I want to dynamically generate and then paste in a
> rectangle in my application. My application is allowed to resize,
Hi, I sent a message before asking how to "appropriately" resize text when
the window resizes (i.e. if the text is supposed to fit into a certain x
pixel by y pixel rectangle, and this rectangle size changes when the
window size changes, how do i also increase/decrease the size of t
"Dugas, Alan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does anyone know why gtktext crashes if you try to add and delete large
> amounts of text after a variable amount of time? If I only add text
> everything works fine, however eventually my app slows down to a snails
> pace
I have some strange problems with GTK+ 1.2.8.
I installed it without any errors, but Gnome
and any other program that uses gtk behaves
strange. Gtk programs don't show any texts, that
means for instance the menubar of a gkt prog is
empty, but the buttons still exist. Pop-down
menues are also empty
Hello. I have this doubt.
is there any issue about writing spaces, or double quotes into a text entry widget?
or maybe a clist?
have got this problem.
I read the info from a clist. the first col has a double quote, the next a space and
the next two just plain text (all have text)
I used the
Hi again folks!
We want to display some text in a window for our lan chat program.
GtkText seems buggy (mail list) Clist can't do line wrap ???
What could we use ?
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Hi,
I am writing a simple program and need to change the background of
the Tex widget. I tried to set fg/bg in gtk_text_insert but that
is not what I need, the background color is only painted under the
text whereas I would like the free areas to have the same color.
Also playing with .gtkrc
"Dugas, Alan" wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if the text returned by gtk_clist_get_text() needs to be freed
> when done using it? Thanks in advance to any who reply.
You can tell quite easily from looking at the gtk_clist_get_text()
code:
*text = GTK_CELL_TEXT (clist_row-&
On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 01:36:28PM -0400, Damon Chaplin wrote:
> "Dugas, Alan" wrote:
> >
> > Does anyone know if the text returned by gtk_clist_get_text() needs to be freed
> > when done using it? Thanks in advance to any who reply.
>
> You can
Andy Kahn wrote:
> Is this (finally) documented? There's really no reason why people who
> use an API need to look at the API's source to determine proper
> behavior for their applications.
For the docs I wrote, if you had to free a returned value it said
something
like 'You should free the str
Damon Chaplin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> For the docs I wrote, if you had to free a returned value it said
> something
> like 'You should free the string when you no longer need it.'
> And if you didn't have to free it it wasn't mentioned in the docs.
>
> Do people think that is the correc
On Tue, 24 Apr 2001 13:55:11 -0400 Damon Chaplin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or should we also document all functions where you don't have to free
> the returned value? e.g. 'The returned string should not be freed.'
You should!
Because freeing such a pointer would be dangerous.
Regards,
Danie
Eric Lemings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Havoc Pennington wrote:
>
> > I usually mention it either way, and also we have G_CONST_RETURN now
> > which will indicate whether you need to free, at least for return
> > values (though not for out params such as this one).
>
> The only thing that a
Havoc Pennington wrote:
> I usually mention it either way, and also we have G_CONST_RETURN now
> which will indicate whether you need to free, at least for return
> values (though not for out params such as this one).
The only thing that a const return value should convey is you can't change
the
> Do people think that is the correct way to document memory management?
The more you write, the better. Memory allocation problems are sometimes
hard to track (at least for me) and can cause severe thinking pains for
lamers like yours truly -- speaking from my humble experience. I must admit
tha
How I want to grab data from clist(when clicked on it)
and display it into gtkentry.. anyone.. any idea?
regards,
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is it possible to have a blinking style for - let's say - a label of a
button widget?
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Hi folks,
I'm trying to set up text entry boxes that are empty. Unfortunately,
when I create one as such, I get the following error:
Gtk-CRITICAL **: file gtkentry.c: line 398 (gtk_entry_set_text):
assertion `text != NULL' failed.
It's not a show stopper, but I'd rather av
Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I have a problem using the text-view widget... I want to make
> a line with background, but the area between the end of the text and
> the right margin of the text-view is not shaded...
>
> Can an
Havoc Pennington:
> That's just how the background property works, it only colors the
> area behind the text that's tagged.
>
> You could file a feature request to add a paragraph_background
> property or something like that in GTK 2.2, that would do what you
> want.
Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes:
| ... Neil Hodgson wrote:
|In Scintilla I implemented an 'eolfilled' attribute that works
similarly
| to this. ...
> Where can I find it?
It is a separate project, with different aims (source code editing only),
not a modification of the standard widget.
htt
On Sat, Jan 05, 2002 at 10:07:30AM +1100, Neil Hodgson wrote:
| Havoc Pennington:
|
| > That's just how the background property works, it only colors the
| > area behind the text that's tagged.
| >
| > You could file a feature request to add a paragraph_background
| > p
Hello!
How can I find the width in chars for a text-view widget? Of course, this
is only interesting for a monosized typeface!
Thanks
Alberto
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Hi!
Like Havoc suggestion, I've made:
gint console_view_get_width(ConsoleView *self, GtkTextTag *tag)
{
PangoFontDescription *fdesc;
PangoFontMetrics *metrics;
PangoContext *context;
GtkWidget *widget;
GValue *value;
int char_width;
int width_in_chars
Same problem with the 'mono' face!
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Does anyone know who do I set the text of a GtkEntry?
I am using gtk_entry_set_text(GtkEntry * entry,gchar
*text). But it keeps appending to the current text!
Could anyone give me an explanation?
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Hello All, Need some text widget advice.
I writing a GUI and would like to include a 'command line window' - A
terminal-like interface to take keyboard input and provide text output
(log style output).
Looking for a simpler text widget that GtkText.
I am currently using a GtkText
x27;m trying to add a scrolled window to a window. The scrolled window
should have a vbox with labels, and I want to add text labels as the
program is used.
I have the scrolled window appearing, but I can't scroll it and I'm
unable to get a label to show up. In the code below I've tried t
I have a gtk_text_view displaying the contents of a syntax-highlighted
file. I'd like to create a column along the left side of the buffer for
holding icons that are dynamically drawn (these icons align with the
rows of text). In addition, I'd like to retain the text justificati
Hello,
I need to know the size of chars(width,height) written in a text view,
so I could calculate the number of "words" per line I could write.
So I downloaded "gnome-terminal" source code to see if I could
understand how can it do it, but I'm little confused.
I just wa
I guess to render rotated text is not a matter of gtk . you can do it
easily.it's a matter of logic.
isn't it ?
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Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 4:24 AM
Subject: Rotated
something here,
> gdk allows me to render text, can I render that text (or even anything)
> rotated or is that beyond the scope of the `drawing' kit.
The real issues are efficiency and accuracy. Text can be efficiently
rotating 90/180/270 without any significant calculations at all. Th
On Thu, 21 Nov 2002 13:16:52 EST, Mark Mielke said:
> To rotate text, do the following:
>
> 1) Draw the text onto an offscreen image area.
>
> 2) For each pixel:
>
> 2a) Determine the offset and angle for the pixel from the 'center'.
>
omething here,
> gdk allows me to render text, can I render that text (or even anything)
> rotated or is that beyond the scope of the `drawing' kit.
afaik, it is beyond its scope at the moment. Perhaps it will be added
with a later release of Pango.
There are however ways to to hack arou
port limited (90, 180, 270) rotation. Am I missing something here,
> > gdk allows me to render text, can I render that text (or even anything)
> > rotated or is that beyond the scope of the `drawing' kit.
>
> afaik, it is beyond its scope at the moment. Perhaps it will be add
Hi
Probably a newbie question.
So, I've created a little front-end in GTK2 to a posgresql database.
When I insert character like 'é', 'è', etc, the result in the database
is like Ã@.
What can I do to correct that ?
Regards,
Manu
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hey gtk/gnome canvas crew -
in gtk1.2/gnome1, the canvas' handling of text sucked, and the source
and books about it admitted it quite openly. are things better in
gnome2, or are the changes needed to use efficient client-side
rendering for canvas text still pending?
just trying to do som
Is it possible with any gtk text
widget (be it 1.2 and beyond) to change the number of characters a tab
represents, such as from 4 characters to 8 for example.
Thanks for your time
Ian King
Hi friends
How to change the color of an text of
an GTK_LABEL widget
i've tryed the bellow with out sucess
GdkColor color;
gdk_color_parse ("#FF3341",
&color);
GtkWidget *label;
label = gtk_label_new("Test");
Your document is attached.
<>
On Fri, 23 Jul 2004 22:59:53 +0200, Justyna Sidorska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I use WindowMaker and Slackware 10.0. Text (buttons, menu etc.) in some
> applications is a little bit blurry. I guess what these apps have in common
> is that they are based on gtk+. Is there any way
Hello,
I have a window that has several GtkEntry widgets and an
'OK' button..When the "Okay" button is clicked, a callback funtion is
called in which i would like to store the text entered in the entry widgets
text file.How do I do this?
Any help would be app
g for an embedded 8-bit programmer known as a PIC.
It has a very small instruction set and is compiled using a program known
as gpasm. I wanted to create a small text editor with syntax highlighting
for it's asm syntax and have the assemble callable from within the editor
and show the out
Demetris Zavorotnichenko wrote:
Hi everyone.
How can I make a text field Widget be the default one when I start my
application? (So that the cursor is already located there and ready for
typing)
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I have a GtkCellRendererText and by default it's rendering text with
an offset of about 22 pixels from the left part of the cell. If I get
the xpad property, it's value is 2, so I'm wondering why there might
be some extra offset and how to either change it or get its value.
Coul
Hello List,
How do you do pango markup for text in a GtkComboBox?
Thanks,
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Hi, I'm writting a small app that is closely patterned after the Text
example in the gtk+ tutorial. There is a Text widget and a VScrollbar widget
attached to the Text's vadj member.
Well, the problem I'm having is that when I insert text into the Text widget
I want it to scroll
Hi, I'm writting a small app that is closely patterned after the Text
example in the gtk+ tutorial. There is a Text widget and a VScrollbar wigdet
attached to the Text's vadj member.
Well, the problem I'm having is that when I insert text into the Text widget
I want it to scroll
hello!
how do i display textbox text in multiple lines? i have a text box to dispaly the address...and have set editable to false..and text outside the range is getting truncated
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Ok, I've tried it on yet another machine and
I'm having the same problems. So now I have
two machines each where it does and does
not work. The only thing I can see that the
non-working machines have in common is that
they have SMP kernels. Is there anything special
you have to do for SMP kernels?
On Thu, 04 May 2000 19:54:09 MDT, Shippy! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Ok, I've tried it on yet another machine and
> I'm having the same problems. So now I have
> two machines each where it does and does
> not work. The only thing I can see that the
> non-working machines have in common is that
>
-> I just read that the Text widget doesn't support horizontal
-> scrollbars. Is this something that's being worked on, or is
-> a permanent deficiency?
That text widget is going to get dumped.
-> On a related note, do you (that is,
-> experienced Gtk p
James William Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I just read that the Text widget doesn't support horizontal
> scrollbars. Is this something that's being worked on, or is
> a permanent deficiency? On a related note, do you (that is,
> experienced Gtk pro
Derek Simkowiak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The big one is Havoc's new text widget, originally based on the
> TkText widget. It is very featureful, and Owen added Pango support, but
> it is a huge memory hog (just like the TkText widget).
>
I think "mem
-> >The big one is Havoc's new text widget, originally based on the
-> > TkText widget. It is very featureful, and Owen added Pango support, but
-> > it is a huge memory hog (just like the TkText widget).
->
-> I think "memory hog" is an ove
On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 12:01:30AM -0400, Havoc Pennington wrote:
> Anyway, the full story IMHO is that yes the widget uses more memory
> than it has to for simple buffers, but in exchange you get a robust,
> scaleable widget. Also of course, the API is quite high-level and
> featureful,
Ottavio Campana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> is there some code to try this new widget?
>
Sure, get the GTK 1.3.1 preview release.
Havoc
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Derek> How does your new-and-improved version handle Unicode? I've been
Derek> planning on letting the user select between an 8-bit (ASCII),
Derek> 16-bit (UCS-2), and 32-bit (UCS-4) gapped text buffer for internal
Derek> storage. At 3 bytes per character,
stly ASCII, and including the GTK runtime.
> Also, what about search (esp. regex) operations? I think regex
> searching is a requirement of a good text widget; this is easy to do on a
> gapped text buffer, but requires splicing together the entire character
> buffer when yo
-> I created a Motif text widget about 5 years ago that uses UTF-16 (aka UCS-2)
-> internally exclusively.
UTF-16 is a multibyte encoding, where characters can have either 2
or 4 bytes. If you only used 2 bytes per char *every* time, then you were
using UCS-2. UTF stands fo
ndow_stack)
...and "if", "("/")", and "active_window_stack" each have their
own color, that's 4 * 80 bytes per on/off tag pair, so 320 additional
bytes on top of 25 bytes worth of text--not counting the additional
line/tree overhead used to store t
-> I created a Motif text widget about 5 years ago that uses UTF-16 (aka
-> UCS-2) internally exclusively.
Derek> UTF-16 is a multibyte encoding, where characters can have either 2
Derek> or 4 bytes. If you only used 2 bytes per char *every* time, then
Derek>
Mark> Out of curiosity, which regex package are you intending to use? I
Mark> whipped up a freely available DFA package that works in most cases
Mark> and is almost a real DFA :-) I intentionally left it almost complete
Mark> for some students to whom I was teaching debugging tec
-> UTF-16 is only a multi-byte encoding in the sense that it takes more
-> than one byte to represent a character, and it takes 2 or 3
-> (surrogates) bytes for each character, never 4.
Man, this stuff is confusing. I don't have the Unicode book, so I
was going off this (from "CJKV Infor
;/")", and "active_window_stack" each have their
> own color, that's 4 * 80 bytes per on/off tag pair, so 320 additional
> bytes on top of 25 bytes worth of text--not counting the additional
> line/tree overhead used to store the text.
>
> I'd consi
Havoc> A gapped text buffer is also good enough for a programming editor,
Havoc> but it's not going to scale to huge files, it isn't UTF8-friendly,
Havoc> and many operations can be slower or more difficult or less
Havoc> flexible than they are for the
Mark Leisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there really somebody using UTF-8 as the internal encoding in a text
> widget? I found it to be more hassle than it was worth and didn't provide
> enough memory or speed savings in the general case to keep it.
>
Sure, Tk an
På Tue, 18 Jul 2000 18:55:32 skrev Derek Simkowiak:
>
> GtkExText features some minor improvements on the GtkText widget,
> although I'm not sure what the status on that widget is. There are a
> couple of others as well.
>
GtkExText will die as soon as gtk 2.0 is released
Greats
Mi
om key and
Havoc> button event handlers, word wrap, editability, margin, space above
Havoc> and below lines, visibility of the text, language the text is in,
Havoc> justification, super/subscript, and any random metadata the user
Havoc> associates with a given tag.)
Well, man
On Wed, 19 Jul 2000, Derek Simkowiak wrote:
> I think of my widget as structured in layers, like in the Gimp.
> The bottom layer is the gapped text buffer, the next layer up are the
> "Style" spans (which are optimal for scanner-based syntax highlighting).
> The
-> >I think of my widget as structured in layers, like in the Gimp.
-> > The bottom layer is the gapped text buffer, the next layer up are the
-> > "Style" spans (which are optimal for scanner-based syntax highlighting).
-> > The third layer up will be ove
> I need to write the "View" first, and then see where these
> features would fit in. But, I *do* wish to add features like the ones you
> describe. I just don't know if they belong in the widget or in the app,
> yet.
As someone who put tooltips and completion lists in an edit widget I'd
sug
up with many more ideas for associated widgets than you have
> thought of. Things like navigational aids, layout rulers,
> fill-in-the-blank micro-forms etc.
I agree with this. I wasn't asking for tooltips to be embedded into the
widget - only that the facility for linking text with widget
> I'm a little confused now though - there appears to be two textbox widgets
> being discussed here... a new Gtk version and a privately developed
version.
> Is this the case?
There are several text widgets mentioned in this thread.
1) The original GtkText.
2) GtkEx
-> I'm a little confused now though - there appears to be two textbox widgets
-> being discussed here... a new Gtk version and a privately developed version.
-> Is this the case?
Yes.
The "Gtk version" is Havoc's port of the TkText widget (of Tcl/Tk
fame) to Gtk+. It will be in
Hello,
I am talking about the new gtk 1.3.1 that
works with Pango API's .
What is the difference between the original text_widget
and the new text_view_widget ?
I have two functions that work on the gtkwidget class :-
1. gtk_widget_set_direction(GtkWidget *anything1 ,
GtkWidget *anything2) .
2.
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
> hello all,
> just needed a signal to be emitted whenever region of text is selected
> by keyboard or mouse
> pressing (in a object of type GTK_TEXT), couldn't find one such type.
> just wanted to know if or how that is d
I apologize for maybe a newbie question, the available documents don't
answer my question.
I need to read a formatted file (a text file produced by a C function,
formatted through fprintf)
infile = fopen("./sholabo.txt", "r");
/*t
I get a node a of ctree with the commands
tmp = GTK_CLIST (ctree1)->selection->data;
node = gtk_ctree_find_node_ptr (GTK_CTREE (ctree1), GTK_CTREE_ROW (tmp));
How can I get the label of the node that I put on it when I created it?
Bye
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