Is there any simple tutorial on linking gtk+3 libraries with eclipse indigo cdt on ubuntu platform? As I googled, I have been trying to use the pkg-config commands but still getting same result; the SDK cannot resolve gtk methods. I downloaded libgtk3-dev and gtk3 from synaptic properly. I included all the headers properly from C++ settings – gcc compiler –
Tag: gtk
Get text from GTK entry
I’m trying to get what a user has inputed in a text field (entry) but when i run it i keep getting null from gtk_entry_get_text. Errors : Code : So how do i get the input from the user and not just null every time? Answer Pointer to pointer is needed: And in main:
Porting my PyGtk 3 app to Win32
I recently made my first app with pygtk using Anjuta. It works well under Linux, so it’s time to share it with relatives and friends. I installed Python, pygtk and the Gtk all-in-one bundle (Cairo, pyGobject ect) on windows and tried to run it. I had an error saying self.builder.add_from_file(UI_FILE) Digging a bit in the code I found out that
Ribbon interface for GTK and Qt
Is it possible to implement ribbon interface in Windows7 in GTK or Qt? If yes how to do it? Answer Yes, some libraries for Ribbon widgets have already been released. see this post and this one. There is also QtitanRibbon, an implementation of Microsoft’s Ribbon UI for QT.
Is there some kind of equivalent to .NET’s BackgroundWorker in Vala?
I’m trying to learn Vala so I’m making a small GUI application. My main language before has been C# so things are going pretty well. However, I’ve hit the wall now. I need to connect to an external network server (using GIO) which doesn’t answer my client immediately. This makes the GUI freeze up while the program is connecting and
MDI in SWT on Linux?
I’d like to create an MDI application using SWT. I’ve done extensive searches and reach that the Decorations Object is the one responsable for trying supporting behavior. However, I’ve a Linux box, and the example provided doesn’t work for me. The output of the example provided by the above link is: Image However, on Linux (GTK), I see only labels