Is there any way to remove the bevel from a Gtk::MenuBar? gtk-sharp and pygtk
seem to think so...
-Sud.
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now, though. I need to
figure out where the person is left clicking - if the mouse is over an icon or
not (and if it's over the icon, select it). This is to decide what the context
popup looks like.
So how do I get if/which ifon the mous
I have two issues that are more a problem of style then function - but good
style is important.
1. I have an eventbox, which I currently set the background color to white -
like a textviw widget. But not all themes have white as their lighter color -
where can I access this color information?
I get the error
(darimasen:14353): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_event: assertion
`WIDGET_REALIZED_FOR_EVENT (widget, event)' failed
in rather predictable circumstances when running my program - but I can
not figure out where it happens in the code - or *if* it is somthing in my
own code to fix. Si
It's fairly easy to add accelerators to items in a menu, while doing a
push_back().
Is there a way to accelerate the top-level menus? Like, select Alt+1 and a
menu opens (as in, it is not a letter in the menu title)? An example of
menus being activated via keyboard?
-Sud.
room that way - its like a large Homogenous table.
HOw could I:
1. set the iconview's columns so they aren't homogenous?
2. Is there a way to test how wide the icon labels would be if they remain
unwrapped?
-Sudrien
By the way, current code is at
http://svn.berlios.de/viewcvs/darimase
- Original Message -
> On Mon, 2005-04-04 at 15:52 -0500, Sudrien wrote:
> > I have hacked away at the Gtk::Menu::popup() stuff to find that the way I
> > am popping up menus can not control where they pop up.
>
> That should be possible. I think some of the pop
I have hacked away at the Gtk::Menu::popup() stuff to find that the way I
am popping up menus can not control where they pop up.
*sigh*
I come back to questions of when signals are emmited, and where to, beyond
the scope of the libsigc++ documentation.
1. When you click a title in a menubar, obv
So I am reading in the documentaion that there is a function
void Gtk::Menu::popup(const SlotPositionCalc&, guint, guint32)
to position a popup. And I'm seeing the definition
typedef sigc::slot Gtk::Menu::SlotPositionCalc
Which I have no idea how to implement. I figure I'll get the position off
I have a notebook called Tabber, each tab which has an object derived from
an eventbox - a 'DaIconModes'. I'm trying to access a function in each of
them in turn - SwitchHidden(). The function is called, but I get errors
when there is any accessing of data. The ustring in the code below is the
only
> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 08:11:06 0100
> From: Antonio Coralles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I have a derived widget - derived from an EventBox. It has a funtion
"void
> > doShowHidden(bool);".
> >
> > There are several instances of these derived widgets on different
notebook
> > pages -
> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 08:11:06 0100
> From: Antonio Coralles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I have a derived widget - derived from an EventBox. It has a funtion
"void
> > doShowHidden(bool);".
> >
> > There are several instances of these derived widgets on different
notebook
> > pages -
I have a derived widget - derived from an EventBox. It has a funtion "void
doShowHidden(bool);".
There are several instances of these derived widgets on different notebook
pages - so it is not easy to get direct access to them. So is is possible
that I could call all their doShowHidden(bool) funct
Yet another not-a-normal-use.
I have a menu filled with several Gtk::MenuItems that have been
attatch()ed in various places. One of the functions of this menu alters
its own content - which I have almost gotten to work. I can tell because
it has exactly the right height - bu no text. The menu is
http://svn.berlios.de/viewcvs/darimasen/trunk/src/darimasen.cpp?rev=27&view=markup
if additional reference is needed...
I have a Gtk::Notebook, "tabber", which shows the contents of different
directories in different tabs. I want to change items outside tabber
when a different tab is selected -
Ok, this is a follow up to question to the signal_size_allocate() answer;
I used that call to try and determine if there was enough spce to properly
display a toolitem with the overflow menu enabled.
The calculation is 6 pixels off. I figure it's a theme issue, which isn't
easily fixed.
So is the
Yes, that does get set off a lot - but The window already has its own
on_configure_event, so I expected it to happen frequently. But not that
frequently. Wow.
At least it gives the immediate responce I needed - now just to figure out
exactly when I need it.
Thank you.
-Sudrien
I have a menubar in a toolbar item, with buttons on either side. I have no
idea how wide this menu will be, and I find if it gets too wide, first
the buttons go into an overflow menu, and then the menubar dissapears
altogether.
If I knew the width of the menubar, I could modify its contents so
ev
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