Hi all,
I'm now trying to add some keybindings in GTK Emacs key theme.
One keybinding I want is [Ctrl + m] as [Enter] key. So I added the
code listed below to the gtkrc file.
bind "m" { "insert-at-cursor" ("\n") }
As a result, this works well o
using RC file. Gtk uses gtkrc file.
GTK has no concept of opacity because it is still built around X Window
concepts which also do not including opacity.
these days, there are features in X that do permit control of opacity,
but they have not (yet) been implemented as part of GTK (or any other
to
Hello Everybody,
Can anybody help me out in Resource files used to change colors,
style, opacity(transparency) of any
GTK widget.
I want to set opacity of top window in my application. How can I set
it using RC file. Gtk uses gtkrc file.
Please reply immediately
Hi,
"Andrew E. Makeev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Studing source codes for gtk-2.0 I found that "font" and "fontset"
> tokens are just ignored in gtkrc.c now. One should use "font_name" token
> to define style.
>
> Why I found no word about it on WEB site?
because you didn't look close enou
, why no one gave me an
answer for my e-mail about gtkrc file troubles?
Btw, atm www.gtk.org web site is offline ;/
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>I want to draw a selected radio button image with a colored center (it
>is currently black when selected). I thought I could do it by changing
>the gtkrc file but haven't had any luck. Following is a portion of my
>gtkrc file and what I changed (that didn't work).
I sugg
by changing
the gtkrc file but haven't had any luck. Following is a portion of my
gtkrc file and what I changed (that didn't work).
Thanks for any help,
Lourdes Maldonado
# Default style for all widgets to build from
style "default"
{
font = "-adobe-helvetica-medi
Hi,
I want to draw a selected radio button image with a colored
center (it is currently black when selected). I thought I could do it by
changing the gtkrc file but haven’t had any luck. Following is a
portion of my gtkrc file and what I changed (that didn’t work).
Thanks for
lor to things, _however_, the 3d-ness
doesn't look very good, because the `highlight' color that gets used is
much too dark. I looked at the source code for the icegradient engine,
and notice that it seems to get that highlight color from
`style->light_gc[state_type]', and if I t