Yes, the file indicates that there is a problem with compiling GTK programs,
not that I can understand why. As I have mentioned, GLIB is installed so I
can't figure out whats wrong.
On Nov 28, 2007 10:33 AM, Roberto Cavada [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shalom Kramer wrote:
*** The test program
If I understand correctly you want to make the VTE's change their size
acording to the users preferences, so that one terminal will expand and the
other one shrink.
I have done just that using the gtk.VPaned and gtk.HPaned classes. They can
hold two widgest each so I just packed gtk.Paned inside
Hi,
I had thought to check the gtk-button-images property, that was set to
True (in fact it is the default value).
Thank you for the customization of my button.
Concerning version of gtk+, I am going to plan the installation of the last
one
Bye
Augusto Rocca... wrote:
El día Tue, 27 Nov
I didn't get a response to this question regarding the right way to
block a signal. I have reworked my example to be much much smaller so
that hopefully it garners some eyeballs.
Again, if my approach is fundamentally wrong, please let me know.
To reiterate the problem: I basically want two
At 11:34 AM -0800 11/28/07, Shandy Brown wrote:
I didn't get a response to this question regarding the right way to
block a signal. I have reworked my example to be much much smaller so
that hopefully it garners some eyeballs.
Again, if my approach is fundamentally wrong, please let me know.
To
