Steve Manes g...@magpie.com writes:
$E is a global hash I'm using for the time being to keep track of all
the elements -- at least until I get more expert with GTK.
The hash for each widget is a good place to hold child widgets you want
to use again later.
2) How come the pulldown lists
Kevin Ryde wrote:
2) How come the pulldown lists appear (for lack of a better term)
double spaced? Is there a fix for that?
If it's not the newlines muppet said then there's also a small amout of
y padding in CellRendererText which annoyed me (over the plain
GtkCList). Force it down with
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 4:29 AM, Steve Manesg...@magpie.com wrote:
I'm building a Perk-GTK application on Windows which includes a date
element, which is three ComboBoxes clustered together in an Hbox: month,
day, year.
Since there are several places in the application where a date is added, I
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 9:31 PM, Peter Juhaszpeter.juhas...@gmail.com wrote:
One more thing... instead of $E{${element}_year}{'data'}, you could
simply write $E{${element}_year}{data}.
Sorry, I didn't pay attention, that's not entirely true.
Still, $E{${element}._year}{data} would be better in
On Aug 31, 2009, at 10:29 PM, Steve Manes wrote:
I'm building a Perk-GTK application on Windows which includes a
date element, which is three ComboBoxes clustered together in an
Hbox: month, day, year.
Since there are several places in the application where a date is
added, I built a
I'm building a Perk-GTK application on Windows which includes a date
element, which is three ComboBoxes clustered together in an Hbox: month,
day, year.
Since there are several places in the application where a date is added,
I built a function to return an Hbox containing those three combo
