Marcus Lundblad wrote:
I'm trying to implement a widget simulating a LED.
What I have is a widget derived from Gtk::Frame (with style SHADOW_IN).
This frame holds a Gtk::DrawingArea (display in the follwing code..)
I have the following code intended to turn the inside of the widget
yellow
(as
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Marcus,
Can you possibly post more code? In particular, where does the second
code fragment reside? Is it called from on_realize() or on_expose_event()?
Drawing should normally be done in
Good Day all,
I use a TreeView to see some informations. I would to know if it's
possible to change the color background of an entire row.
regards,
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Nicolas Haller
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I'm trying to implement a widget simulating a LED.
What I have is a widget derived from Gtk::Frame (with style SHADOW_IN).
This frame holds a Gtk::DrawingArea (display in the follwing code..)
I have the following code intended to turn the inside of the widget yellow
(as an example).
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> The value of the prefix entry in the .pc files does not matter on
> win32, as pkg-config dynamically changes /target into the root of your
> GTK+ installation.
>
That's worth knowing.
> Now, this dynamical change can fail for gtkmm if gtkmm is not
> installed with the same root directory as G
> What does this subject have to do with the text that you had
> quoted?
>
Probably bugger all, I just use peoples messages to reply to and change the
subject - I forgot to remove the quoted text this time - oops.
> I like cave goats when they cross the lakeside path - it helps to ease the
malco
Foster Gareth wrote:
I hate to bring this up again, but I still have this issue with the win32
gtk/gtkmm installers. All my .pc files have the path /target/ in them,
rather than c:\gtk.
I guess I can't answer your question but it is nice to know
that I am not the only one who had that problem.
Hi,
The value of the prefix entry in the .pc files does not matter on
win32, as pkg-config dynamically changes /target into the root of your
GTK+ installation.
Now, this dynamical change can fail for gtkmm if gtkmm is not
installed with the same root directory as GTK+, say C:\Gtk for GTK+
and C:
In addition to Armin's answer: You can call
Gtk::TreeView::Column::set_min_width and
Gtk::TreeView::Column::set_max_width to format your columns' widths.
Bob Caryl
ga wrote:
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Hi again...
I have compiled this example:
http://www.gtkmm.org/doc