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Joe Smith wrote: Daniel Kasak wrote: ... snipped ... Lyricue looks sweet, but it would probably take me several hours of work, and some serious Perl/system knowledge to get all the dependencies installed and get the app working. If I want to install it on another system, I start over ag

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Beast wrote: > Daniel Kasak wrote: > >> I've got 2 gtk2-perl projects, details at: >> http://entropy.homelinux.org/axis_not_evil/ and I'm using these >> libraries heavily at work and also in some other commerical projects >> I've picked up along the way. I just completed a rollout for my 1st >> cu

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Daniel Kasak wrote: > As for other projects, the 1st one that took my eye was dvd::rip, which > is gtk1, but still rocks. Nice to hear. And just since today it's not gtk1 based anymore ;) http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/ Regards, Joern -- .''`. Jörn Reder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : :' : http://w

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > It's called PAR, and is very usefull for exactly the purposes you > describe. Howether it doesen't work with Gtk ( supposedly because Gtk > assumes lots of things, particularily it insists on being installed > everywhere ). Actually, PAR *does* work with Gtk2, just not

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> It would be extremely helpful if Perl had some way to bundle up > _everything_ needed for an app, extract & configure it in some temp dir, > point PERL5LIB to it and run right from there. Likely, knowing Perl > hackers, someone already has that working, I just don't know about it! It's calle

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> "Joe" == Joe Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Joe> Daniel Kasak wrote: >> Beast wrote: >> ... >>> Seriously, is there any seriuos project written using >>> gtk-perl? I found very little number of projects in SF or >>> freshmeat, most of them are in alpha stage or lef

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Daniel Kasak wrote: Beast wrote: ... Seriously, is there any seriuos project written using gtk-perl? I found very little number of projects in SF or freshmeat, most of them are in alpha stage or left unmaintained. ... I honestly don't know why there aren't more projects though. Perl just seems

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* Vincent LADEUIL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-07-22 10:40]: > Look out! Look out! Don’t drop it! Regards, -- Aristotle Pagaltzis // ___ gtk-perl-list mailing list gtk-perl-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/g

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> "Beast" == Beast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Beast> Vincent LADEUIL wrote: >> All in all, in the last year I solve nearly all my layout >> problems with glade-only solutions (the glade files amount >> for around 10.000 lines in my current project). Beast> Seriously, is

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Daniel Kasak wrote: I've got 2 gtk2-perl projects, details at: http://entropy.homelinux.org/axis_not_evil/ and I'm using these libraries heavily at work and also in some other commerical projects I've picked up along the way. I just completed a rollout for my 1st customer last Sunday - they're ve

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On Jul 21, 2005, at 10:51 PM, Beast wrote: Seriously, is there any seriuos project written using gtk-perl? I found very little number of projects in SF or freshmeat, most of them are in alpha stage or left unmaintained. I have several thousand lines' worth of in-house code at work, all b

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On Fri, 2005-07-22 at 09:51 +0700, Beast wrote: > Vincent LADEUIL wrote: > > > > All in all, in the last year I solve nearly all my layout > > problems with glade-only solutions (the glade files amount for > > around 10.000 lines in my current project). > > Seriously, is there any ser

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Beast wrote: > Vincent LADEUIL wrote: > >> >> All in all, in the last year I solve nearly all my layout >> problems with glade-only solutions (the glade files amount for >> around 10.000 lines in my current project). > > > Seriously, is there any seriuos project written using gtk-perl?

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Yep, I have two gtk2-perl apps. Lyricue : www.adebenham.com/lyricue Gournal: www.adebenham.com/gournal Lyricue is mature (about 2-3 years) and is used weekly in production in many churches Chris On Fri, 2005-07-22 at 09:51 +0700, Beast wrote: > Vincent LADEUIL wrote: > > > > All in all, in t

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Vincent LADEUIL wrote: All in all, in the last year I solve nearly all my layout problems with glade-only solutions (the glade files amount for around 10.000 lines in my current project). Seriously, is there any seriuos project written using gtk-perl? I found very little number of

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> "Scott" == Scott Lanning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> To see what can be done, and how, I use to play with Glade >> gui-builder before starting coding. (Actually, now I'm >> using GladeXML and I forgot about all this :-p) Scott> I've tried to get into Glade several times,

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On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, pierre wrote: I think you want the table to be homogeneous : my $table = Gtk2::Table->new(4, 6, TRUE); Hmm, you're right. I swear I thought I tried that. But to me it's a strange way to do what you want to do. I would personnaly use the "width-chars" property of the G

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On Jul 19, 2005, at 1:19 PM, pierre wrote: I would personnaly use the "width-chars" property of the GtkEntry in a 2 columns table. (And then I would have to use a GtkAdjustment to put the GtkEntry on the left) Of course, as it was once said (and twice, and more,...) "There Is More Than

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their width calculated based on the respective other constraint. You, uh, basically need spacer GIFs. If you’ll excuse the HTML table layout era terminology. Stick invisible dummy widgets with 1px height and a well-defined width into columns 2 and 3 on a row that doesn’t contain anything else

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bout all this :-p) hope it will help ! Pik Scott Lanning wrote: > I'm having some trouble using a Gtk2::Table layout. > I'd like to make just a simple grid. No matter what > widgets I put in the grid, the grid has the same shape. > Every combination of arguments I try

table layout

I'm having some trouble using a Gtk2::Table layout. I'd like to make just a simple grid. No matter what widgets I put in the grid, the grid has the same shape. Every combination of arguments I try, it seems that the grid in fact expands or contracts. Basically I want a simple form and