Re: Hello.

[Glenn Martin <lifewarped yahoo com>]

Ive read both responses. I'm actually running an
up-to-date (at least as much as possible) copy of Win
2000. A simple TTF is set to the main system font
(Tahoma). Ive tried two versions of GTK+ the one from
the link on the GTK Main Page, as well as the Glade
Win32 one. Both the same issue. I have a copy of XP
but this machine is a Pent. II. So i don't dare use
it.

To be honest, I'm hoping to get this working as I'm
looking for a non-Java toolkit for the three common
operating systems (Mac/Lin/Win).

So here's as much detail as i can give:
Win NT 5 (2000)
VS 7.1 (.NET 2003) as a Win32 Application with No
Managed Extensions.
Windows Root: C:\Windows
GTK 2.6.X
GTK Root: C:\GTK\
Gtk is following its *Nix folder structure and its in
my systems PATH.

--- "Daniel K. O." <danielosmari yahoo com br> wrote:

> --- Glenn Martin <lifewarped yahoo com> escreveu:
> > figure out the solution. "ERROR **: file shape.c:
> > line
> > 75 (pango_shape): assertion failed:
> > (glyphs->num_glyphs > 0)". Any hints would be
> > appreciated.
>
> This is a typical error message if you try to use
> GTK+
> 2.8 on Win9x. If that's your case, there are 3
> options:
>
> 1. Fix GTK+ (actually Cairo+Pango) so it'll work on
> Win9x again - will take a lot of time and skill
> 2. Upgrade your windows box to XP (and probably the
> hardware too so it can run XP) - will hurt in your
> pocket
> 3. Migrate to another toolkit that uses GTK+ on
> Linux,
> but doesn't on Windows - may take some time to learn
> and port existing code
>
>
> If you aren't using Win9x, then maybe you should
> give
> some details, like the OS version, the GTK+ version
> (and where did you get it from), how/where the GTK+
> is
> installed, etc.
>
>
> ---
> Daniel K. O.
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