Hi,
Thank you for your answers!
@aitor
I didn't know paste.debian.net thanks for the tip!
@Kjell Ahlstedt / @Ian Martin
In fact what I want isn't really an infinite canvas but rather a canvas that I
can scroll and extend so your solution seems nice. (increase the adjustments
when the user reaches the borders)
However I the example I sent you, I can't figure out how to scroll in the
window. More precisely, which Gtk::Adjustement is responsible for doing that,
is it in the ScrolledWindow or the Layout? I declared some adjustments when
creating the scrolled window object but it doesn't affect the scrollbars.
I don't understand how to properly instantiate those classes so that I can
scroll in the window and for example, the button moves.
Can someone provide me a comprehensive example with Gtk::ScrolledWindow and
Gtk::Layout?
Thanks again
Joseph
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