gtk3

问题 I'm using g++ GTK3 VSCode How do I get the following to work: Intellisense / code completion for gtk Buiding inside VSCode Debugging with VSCode Problem: VSCode does not find includes - especially #include <gtk/gtk.h> is red in source. 回答1: The important thing to note is, that you need to tell VSCode the include paths and compiler flags to work properly. First step: Open the target folder in VSCode. Now you should have a new hidden folder .vscode in there. Open it. You want to apply the

问题 This will show all attributes and their values of an existing widget: (I got the idea from user285594 at this post) obj = [widget identifier] for pspec in obj.props: print(pspec.name) name = pspec.name.replace('-', '_') props = eval("button.props." + name) print(props) Unfortunately, I can't find the attachment values when the widget has been attached to a grid. Does anyone know how to do this? 回答1: The attachment and packing values are child properties, not properties, so you have to

问题 This will show all attributes and their values of an existing widget: (I got the idea from user285594 at this post) obj = [widget identifier] for pspec in obj.props: print(pspec.name) name = pspec.name.replace('-', '_') props = eval("button.props." + name) print(props) Unfortunately, I can't find the attachment values when the widget has been attached to a grid. Does anyone know how to do this? 回答1: The attachment and packing values are child properties, not properties, so you have to

问题 This will show all attributes and their values of an existing widget: (I got the idea from user285594 at this post) obj = [widget identifier] for pspec in obj.props: print(pspec.name) name = pspec.name.replace('-', '_') props = eval("button.props." + name) print(props) Unfortunately, I can't find the attachment values when the widget has been attached to a grid. Does anyone know how to do this? 回答1: The attachment and packing values are child properties, not properties, so you have to

问题 I have a make file, which creates obj files for all source files and then the executable using those obj files (basically compiling each individual file and then linking all of them together). CC = gcc SRC_DIR = src INC_DIR = inc OBJ_DIR = obj CFLAGS = -c -Wall -I$(INC_DIR) EXE = project SRCS = $(SRC_DIR)/main.c $(SRC_DIR)/file1.c # and so on... OBJS = $(OBJ_DIR)/main.o $(OBJ_DIR)/file1.o # and so on... main : clean build build: $(OBJS) $(CC) $(OBJS) -o $(EXE) $(OBJ_DIR)/%.o: $(SRC_DIR)/%.c $

问题 I installed GTK+ 3.0 as described on https://www.gtk.org/download/windows.php I cloned the git and typed vcpkg install gtk:x64-windows Everything build well. I then opened Visual Studio 2019 and tried to create a console application using C++. I changed the project so it compiles in C instead of C++. However, when I type #include <gtk/gtk.h> it doesn't show on auto complete. I'm not sure where to go from here. Can someone give me any pointers? I want to build a statically linked gtk-3.0

问题 I installed GTK+ 3.0 as described on https://www.gtk.org/download/windows.php I cloned the git and typed vcpkg install gtk:x64-windows Everything build well. I then opened Visual Studio 2019 and tried to create a console application using C++. I changed the project so it compiles in C instead of C++. However, when I type #include <gtk/gtk.h> it doesn't show on auto complete. I'm not sure where to go from here. Can someone give me any pointers? I want to build a statically linked gtk-3.0

问题 Glade files and the program files can get a bit messy, this becomes a problem when you want your program to be portable. Is there any way to bind your program with your glade files? Source code (unfinished but working project): https://github.com/caelwithcats/valuator 回答1: You can use Gio Resources to include the contents of your .glade files in the application, and then use GtkBuilder's add_from_resource() to load them: https://developer.gnome.org/gtkmm-tutorial/stable/sec-gio-resource.html

问题 Glade files and the program files can get a bit messy, this becomes a problem when you want your program to be portable. Is there any way to bind your program with your glade files? Source code (unfinished but working project): https://github.com/caelwithcats/valuator 回答1: You can use Gio Resources to include the contents of your .glade files in the application, and then use GtkBuilder's add_from_resource() to load them: https://developer.gnome.org/gtkmm-tutorial/stable/sec-gio-resource.html

问题 Glade files and the program files can get a bit messy, this becomes a problem when you want your program to be portable. Is there any way to bind your program with your glade files? Source code (unfinished but working project): https://github.com/caelwithcats/valuator 回答1: You can use Gio Resources to include the contents of your .glade files in the application, and then use GtkBuilder's add_from_resource() to load them: https://developer.gnome.org/gtkmm-tutorial/stable/sec-gio-resource.html