GNU DENEMO FOR WINDOWS INSTALL ZIP FILE
GNU DENEMO FOR WINDOWS INSTALL CODE

Re: Building for Windows, Richard Shann, 0.Re: Building for Windows, Richard Shann, 9.Re: Building for Windows, Jeremiah Benham, 9.Re: Building for Windows, Jeremiah Benham, 8.Re: Building for Windows, Richard Shann, 7.

Re: Building for Windows, Richard Shann, 6.Re: Building for Windows, Richard Shann, 3.Re: Building for Windows, Richard Shann, 2.Re: Building for Windows, Jeremiah Benham, 1.Re: Building for Windows, Richard Shann, 1.> the absence of scroll bars it is off the > rendered at a different size on windows > I've tested it, and have found the cause > On Wed, at 14:25 -0600, Jeremiah Benham > you tweak it to build properly - holiday season

GNU DENEMO FOR WINDOWS INSTALL ZIP FILE

> At the moment the mingw zip file is building as a > which could fix it (perhaps GtkEventBox cannot be > I've altered the order of the containers,

> gtk_scrolled_window_add_with_viewport() instead of > Well, we still have the problem that the scroll > characters in the Multi-line text command which I would like > Oh, and there is a bug preventing windows users using accented > scrolling while the music plays in this view. > I'd also like to finish my planned feature for better control > with taking out some of the workarounds that I put in some of > Will it auto-build for the next few days? I would like to and it is working! Scroll bars now appear and the music is More difficult still is adding native cross. Or use CMake and a toolchain file to manage the build. Once you get your head around that, you could use autotools, and set CCi586-mingw32msvc-cc. That will generate a hello.exe for Windows. > On Sun, at 11:57 -0600, Jeremiah Benham wrote: Replace apt-get with yum, or whatever your Linux distro uses. The bug with accented characters for windows is also fixed now.

GNU DENEMO FOR WINDOWS INSTALL CODE

I've mostly restored the original code for the packing of the widgets, It is working like this on Debian and windows. You should see a gray area appear at the right as you drag the windowįar enough - as the gray area appears the horizontal scroll bar shouldĭisappear, indicating that there is nothing more to see. It with the flag to say do not expand the contents. Widget to expand to prevent this I put it inside a GtkBox and packing This sounds like the problem that is caused by allowing the GtkImage > playback to be a measure off of the highlighted music under the > imaginary notes on the left hand side of the staff. > cursor seems to highlight spaces where notes are not. If I make the window larger to see all the music, the On Mon, at 06:58 -0600, Jeremiah Benham wrote:

Gnu denemo for windows install