I create wizard style program, and this give me headache of keeping the
state of previous page as well as repetitives UI.
With web applications, this can be implemented using "session", any idea
how this can be implemented using desktop apps since there is no main
window? Is there any simple e
Is it required to use set_active($index) after creating a ComboBox?
Isn't that index=0 is the default?
Without activated, it drop down will be displayed but no text was printed.
my $combo = Gtk2::ComboBox->new_text;
$combo->append_text("No");
$combo->append_text("Yes");
#$combo->set_active(0);
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On Dec 14, 2006, at 4:46 AM, beast wrote:
> Is it required to use set_active($index) after creating a ComboBox?
> Isn't that index=0 is the default?
> Without activated, it drop down will be displayed but no text was
> printed.
The ComboBox can be used with an editable entry to allow the user
On Dec 14, 2006, at 3:42 AM, beast wrote:
> I create wizard style program, and this give me headache of keeping
> the
> state of previous page as well as repetitives UI.
> With web applications, this can be implemented using "session", any
> idea
> how this can be implemented using desktop a
muppet wrote:
>
> On Dec 14, 2006, at 3:42 AM, beast wrote:
>
>> I create wizard style program, and this give me headache of keeping the
>> state of previous page as well as repetitives UI.
>> With web applications, this can be implemented using "session", any idea
>> how this can be implemented u
