Hello,
I have just changed the save confirmation dialog to use Gtkmm. For this to work, I also had to change gtk_init (&argc, (char ***) &argv); to Gtk::Main kit = Gtk::Main(&argc, (char ***) &argv); in main.cpp, otherwise it would crash with lots of "quark" errors. I don't really understand the reasons to be honest, but it seems somewhat logical and it works well. My question is, should I commit this or should the Gtkmm stuff rather happen in a branch?
Daniel
On Sun, 2003-12-28 at 03:33, Daniel Borgmann wrote:
Hello,
I have just changed the save confirmation dialog to use Gtkmm. For this to work, I also had to change gtk_init (&argc, (char ***) &argv); to Gtk::Main kit = Gtk::Main(&argc, (char ***) &argv); in main.cpp, otherwise it would crash with lots of "quark" errors. I don't really understand the reasons to be honest, but it seems somewhat logical and it works well. My question is, should I commit this or should the Gtkmm stuff rather happen in a branch?
Please commit. Some more intensive gtkmmification work might belong in branches, but incremental stuff like this is fine.
-mental
Looks like Mac OS is no longer supported due to gtkmm 2.0 being used. I've asked at Fink and there are only long term plans for the port. The currently available version of gtkmm is 1.2.10-17
:( Today is a sad day.
-t
On Sun, 2003-12-28 at 16:28, Thomas Ingham wrote:
Looks like Mac OS is no longer supported due to gtkmm 2.0 being used. I've asked at Fink and there are only long term plans for the port. The currently available version of gtkmm is 1.2.10-17
That's just ... stupid. ><
Being an OS X user myself, I may have to have a look at facilitating this with them...
Who was your contact person w/ Fink?
-mental
Thomas Ingham wrote:
Looks like Mac OS is no longer supported due to gtkmm 2.0 being used. I've asked at Fink and there are only long term plans for the port. The currently available version of gtkmm is 1.2.10-17
:( Today is a sad day.
-t
Considering that gtkmm merely sits on top of the existing gtk, gdk, pango, glib, and atk, I don't see why gtkmm couldn't live in the same places as those.
Maybe it's just the case that nobody has had a need for gtkmm2 on a Mac yet, and maybe Inkscape can drive the need.
Bob
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