resize my pixmap?
- From: Glitch <brandon ovnet com>
- To: gtk-app-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: resize my pixmap?
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2001 03:35:53 -0400
hello,
I *finally* got a pixmap to show up in my window. I'm taking the data
for the pixmap from a header file. I have 10 pixmaps in the shape of
digits. (i'm attempting to make a primitive clock).
Now, as i said, the pixmap shows up however its the same pixmap no
matter which digit I choose to have drawn and, assuming the pixmap being
used everytime is of the first one I tried: the # 1, the pixmap is on
its side. The pixmap is also about half a centimeter in size(way too small).
It looks like this(the - represent the digit):
'''''''''''''
' '
' '
' '
' '
' '
' '
'-----------'
'''''''''''''
As I said, the first number that I happened to choose when it started
working was the number 1 and the above picture looks like that but on
its side. If I need to I can post code but does anyone know why 1) the
pixmap is not situated the right way, 2) why other pixmaps won't show up
when I decide to use another digit, and 3) why is it so small?
As a possible idea that may fix the size issue, I'm declaring the size
of the digits in the header file about 15x16...is this in pixels? If so
it explains the small size. The code looks like this:
static const char *xpm_zero[] = {
" 15 16 2 1",
I won't post the rest as no one probably needs it.
Thanks for any help.
Brandon
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