[gnome-love] Intrested in hacking gnome and doing gtop tree view
- From: Heeten <azari geo yahoo com>
- To: gnome-love gnome org, martin home-of-linux org
- Subject: [gnome-love] Intrested in hacking gnome and doing gtop tree view
- Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 08:05:50 -0700 (PDT)
Hey, I'm intrested in hacking gnome and being able to
contribute to the gnome project. I have some
experience with gtk+ and glib, but not a whole lot
(I've made a few basic programs for work using them)
Anyway, I was thinking of starting out by tackling
adding the tree view to gtop, and had a few questions.
1. Should there be a button or something you push to
get a tree view? The thing is, is I know I myself
like to sort the list a lot by the % of mem being used
by programs, if you had it in a process hierarchy then
the sorting stuff would have to work differently
because it's in a tree. If you have two modes though,
you can use it look at it as a tree and as a regular
list.
2. I was thinking CTree is the widget I'd use to do
this.
3. I couldn't figure out how to compile from cvs, I
tried running autogen.sh, but it needed the fild
gnome-autogen(.sh I think). This is prolly the
biggest thing, since I sortof need to be able to
compile it to test stuff out. I know this is prolly a
stupid question, but like I said, I don't know much
;-)
Thanks for any help,
Heeten
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