can GdkDrawing area be invisible or not opaque
- From: Damon Register <damon w register lmco com>
- To: "gtkmm-list gnome org" <gtkmm-list gnome org>
- Subject: can GdkDrawing area be invisible or not opaque
- Date: Wed, 05 Sep 2012 15:13:37 -0400
So far I have managed to learn enough with Gtk::DrawingArea and Cairo
to make a custom widget. I started with a clock example. I am able
to change the cairo drawing within the on_expose_event of the custom
widget in order to draw what I want (just a filled circle).
The Gtk::DrawingArea is a square with height and width 25. I use
cairo to draw a filled circle in the middle of that square. The area
outside the circle but within the DrawingArea is left alone.
There is one part that I haven't figured out yet. The DrawingArea
covers whatever is beneath it but I don't want that. I would like
only the filled circle to be seen but I want the rest of the
Drawing area to be invisible so it doesn't cover anything.
I have managed to get through a cairo tutorial and tried a few samples
but I don't find anything that covers this. Would I be correct in
thinking that this is really a concern of Gtk::DrawingArea and its
behavior?
Damon Register
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