I was wondering if there is a way to remove the row navigation feature in
TreeView, i.e. something
that's capable of moving up and down and selects one row at a time. Not sure
what it's called in
GTK. (Row selector, row highlighter, ...?)
Thanks,
Nickolai
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Hi,
I am currently experimenting with using the new gdk Cairo integration
from within gtkmm (with CVS versions of gtk+, gtkmm and Cairo checked
out this weekend and compiled on a Gentoo Linux box). This is a simple
test program:
#include "gtkmm/main.h"
#include "gtkmm/window.h"
#include "gtkmm/dr
Summary:_
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Duty Roaster is a program for managing and generating duty rotas in a
userfriendly way.
Url:
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/duty-roaster/
Dependencies:
==
-- boost-1.32.0 with thread support enabled [gentoo users should emerge
boost with the 'threads' useflag]
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Murray and Vladislav,
Thanks very much to both of you. I got it to work. The fun part is that I
was looking at the relevant code online over and over without realizing that
this was exactly what I need, until I saw this technique used by Vladislav
in his code.
Best,
Nickolai
On Mon, Jul 04
Bob,
thks for the info - no, I'm not having too much luck with gtkmozembedmm.
Until I find a way to make it work, I can use gtkhtml - what steps did
you follow to get this working (I actually started to use gtkhtml but
got stuck in the wrap functions and then was told gtkmozembed would be
the
I made the editable column of the treeview. So when we double click it,
it will select all the text of the node, then we can edit the node. How
do I achieve that but not using double click, but function. So for the
example, when I click the certain button, it will get same effect when
we just doubl
Hello. I'm trying to use glib::module for a gtkmm project but have a
problem when access to module's functions.
I 've make a simple example to understand.
I've an error when executing "std::cout << "test D."<<
ptr_plugin->getModuleName()<< std::endl; " in plugs.cc
I've trying lot of things and s
Hello. I'm trying to use glib::module for a gtkmm project but have a
problem when access to module's functions.
I 've make a simple example to understand.
I've an error when executing "std::cout << "test D."<<
ptr_plugin->getModuleName()<< std::endl; " in plugs.cc
I've trying lot of things and s
Hello. I'm trying to use glib::module for a gtkmm project but have a
problem when access to module's functions.
I 've make a simple example to understand.
I've an error when executing "std::cout << "test D."<<
ptr_plugin->getModuleName()<< std::endl; " in plugs.cc
I've trying lot of things and s
Hello Chang-Min,
I am also using gtkmm-2.4, so I changed my current application to use
Gtk::Stock::MEDIA_PLAY to instantiate one of my buttons. It compiles
without error. When I run my program, the stock right arrow icon appears
on my button.
In /opt/gnome/include/gtkmm-2.4/gtkmm/stock.h I found
John Taber wrote:
When I try to compile the gtkmozembedmm package, I get an error of not finding
gtkmozembed - is it looking for the gtk program version? Has anyone got this
working in gtkmm and can help me with what dependencies were required and any
special steps? thks.
John
Hey Jo
Hello,
I would like to know if this is possible to change the buttons and combobox
shapes...
Yesterday I tested the Gtk::FileSelection instead of the
Gtk::FileChooserDialog and I noticed a very nice ovoïd Combo at the top of
the dialog... Now I'm frustrated to not be able to use the same ;)
Ron Lockwood-Childs wrote:
I have another suggestion for you, if it really is the case that
documentation belongs to everyone, and that is, would someone host the
tutorial in a wiki format? This has worked quite well at my company,
and even at well-known sites such as http://wikipedia.org and
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