Hi all,
Murray suggested I pass these on to the list for ideas - note comments are
coming from the perspective of searching for the best GUI toolkit for
ourselves. as info so far I have been comparing: Qt, Gtkmm, Fltk, Wxwidgets,
java, XFC, Fox, Ultimate++. Maybe some day I'll actually get the
On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 08:01 -0700, John Taber wrote:
> Also the library dependencies seem scary more so
> than some other toolkits - maybe it's not true - a sample makefile for linux
> and windows might address this.
The reason that there are a lot of library dependencies is that GTK+ and
it's s
On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 08:01 -0700, John Taber wrote:
> Hi all,
> Murray suggested I pass these on to the list for ideas - note comments are
> coming from the perspective of searching for the best GUI toolkit for
> ourselves. as info so far I have been comparing: Qt, Gtkmm, Fltk, Wxwidgets,
> ja
>I have been doing a pretty extensive comparison between the different
>cross-platform toolkits - in short, gtkmm is very appealing due to basis on
>gtk which is being strongly supported (although we really dislike the new file
GTK support on OSX is in much poorer shape than one might guess from
John Taber wrote:
Also gtkmm
is lacking in screenshot examples of applications using it (this is very
important when trying to "sell" the idea of using it to others - first
impresssions are so key).
http://k3d.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/wiki/ScreenShots
Cheers,
Tim
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John Taber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Are there any examples of using librsvg in gtkmm to display a svg
> drawing or map ?
You can use Gdk::Pixbuf to load an SVG image. librsvg isn't used
directly.
Regards,
Roger
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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
I am writing an application in Qt due to a very very
urgent and ridiculous dealine and cant afford to spend
time checking documentation. However, I need icons for
my menus and such, and have found the gtkmm stock
icons to be very suited to thisd purpose. I understand
that this may be very very rude
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
