Hi,
The official gtk tutorial shows the details of GtkTable and GtkBox
widgets, so we called layout manager.
http://www.gtk.org/tutorial/ch-packingwidgets.html
IMHO, the combination of GtkTable and GtkBox is simple than
GridBagLayout but powerful enough.
To make an easy approach for java-gnome, we need following tutorials:
- Using gtk layout manger for java programmer
- Using Gtk.TreeView for java programmer
I want to write them but I'm not a native speaker/writer.
I'll gladly review and translate if someone write them.
pancake wrote:
>>hi,
>>it's not an attribute of GtkLabel(exactly GtkMisc, the superclass of).
>>you may use Gtk.Misc.setAlignment() method to do.
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>ok, thanks..and how to put it as width=100% ? without using a Table...may be good to create a tutorial about how to use Table widget.
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>>BTW, your apps looks great. How can i try it? ;)
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>it's a alpha-beta-release :) just for impatient users like you:
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>http://news.nopcode.org/ClasspathBrowser.tgz
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>would be good if someone looks at my gtkhtml problem report. My app crashes on that.
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>The javadoc URL is hardcoded (by now) to the sun webpage. But this will be soon configurable :)
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>enjoy.
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