Hi John! This happens when a library is compiled for GTK2, and you try to use it for GTK3 and vice versa. Everything must match: 1) For GTK2, the line '#define USEGTK3 must be commented out in the window9.bi file. The library should be compiled this way and used this way too. Of course, the GTK2 library version DEV (in UBUNTU it is something like libgtk2.0-dev) must be installed 2) For GTK3, the line #define USEGTK3 should NOT be commented out in the window9.bi file. The library should be compiled...
Add a Timer setting for the CondWait function.
Update: bug still not fixed: https://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=31958
Hi! How to set English menu? I have Russian-speaking Linux. The menu contains strange symbols. Options->encoding only changes the encoding of the file.
Hi! 1) Delete all files related to window9 on your computer 2) Download the latest version of window9 (archive window9_linux.tar.gz) 3) Select libwindow9.a version from bin / Lin64 / gtk3 folder for 64-bit system or bin / Lin32 / gtk3 for 32-bit system 4) In the file window9.bi uncomment the line '#define USE_GTK3 5) GTK3 needs libwebkit2gtk-3.0, but your current version is compatible with it. Just create a symlink from your libwebkit2gtk-4.0.so .... to libwebkit2gtk-3.0.so
It's clear. Thanks for the answer!
How compile shared library with lexers?
Examples bugs cairo