Re: scrolling and child widgets
- From: Kasper Peeters <K Peeters damtp cam ac uk>
- To: roebling ruf uni-freiburg de
- CC: gtk-devel-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: scrolling and child widgets
- Date: Wed, 6 Oct 1999 14:55:45 +0100 (BST)
> As you may know, GTK does not work this way (widgets sometimes don't
> have any windows, or several of them) and all my attempts so far
> produce zillions of unnecessary expose and draw events.
I'm not sure were exactly you get the additional expose and redraw
events (for the background or for the windows `on top' of it?), but
for the Mnemonic browser, we have been reasonably successful using a
Gtk_Layout widget with a background pixmap attached to it. You can get
the source throuh http://www.mnemonic.org (it's in the
mnemonic-lib-gtklayout module).
By the way, if your web browser example was not just an example but
actually describes your project, I'd be interested to know more about
it.
Kasper
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