Help regarding drawing X-Y axis

[prasanthi chaudhary <prasanthiv2001 yahoo com>]

Hi,
I am trying to display the point clicked on a X-Y
axis. I started by creating pixmap in a window and
drawing two lines, one horizontally for X axis,
vertically for Y-axis. But when i click on the line
the line is splitting.(because when user clicks on the
pixmap, i want to display a point). Can any one help
me towards 
how to draw X-Y axis using GTK in C(Linux). If there
is no feature to draw X-Y axis using GTK, can any one
tell how to implement this feature.    

Thank you,
Prasanti.
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> Date: Thu, 05 Aug 2004 11:48:13 -0400
> From: Damon Register <damon w register lmco com>
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> > I tried ./autogen.sh within the mingw window but I
> get a lot of error
> > messages which lead me to believe that there are
> still some other 
> > components
> > or tools that I still have to get.  What is
> missing?
>  From a post in another group I found something
> similar with a pointer
> to the Glade faq at http://glade.gnome.org/FAQ.  I
> fixed the
> ACLOCAL environment variable as the faq suggested
> and that eliminated
> all the autogen errors.  Now the only remaining
> thing is getting some
> windows switches added to the gcc command.  A
> coworker said I should
> be able to edit the makefile and change CFLAGS to
> add the flags suggested
> by http://www.gimp.org/~tml/gimp/win32/.  The
> problem with this is that
> it seems that any changes there are ignored.  The
> flags -g -O2 seem to
> be coming from somewhere else.  I am not an expert
> on makefiles or
> the many other tools and macros that seem to be
> involved.  Does anyone
> know where the compiler flags are set?
> 
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