Re: combo box in dialog did not work, not mouse selctable, lots of Gdk-CRITICAL messages on console output

[mohgtkmm dadygtkmm <mohgtkmm gmail com>]

Hi

Sometimes younhave to tweek gtk-applictions settings under KDE: In
Desktop configuration window, there should be a sub-window to do the
tweekk, look in the following linked web pages to locate these windows
and try other twweks than actual ones on your desktop:

1-  http://proli.net/meu/netrunner/gtkkcm2.png

2- http://community.linuxmint.com/img/screenshots/kde-config-gtk-style.png

Hope this helps.

On 2/18/15, Jonas Platte <jonasplatte gmail com> wrote:
> Am 18.02.2015 um 20:19 schrieb Klaus Rudolph:
> > Can you give a short code snipped of running a dialog in a different way.
> > Maybe this can be a start point for me. I actually have no idea what I did
> > wrong in my code :-(
>
> If I could I had already done that. Like I said, I can't remember to
> have done it differently, so most probably I didn't. I don't know either
> what you did wrong (if anything), and as I can't reproduce the problem
> you're having, I can only tell you once again to check whether this is
> an application-specific problem by testing other Gtk+ 3 programs in your
> KDE environment.
>
> > I have searched a lot on the net and found some docs and tables. But I
> > tried a lot of code examples and really non of theme were working!
> > Simply replacing Stock::OK with "_OK" will not work. And this is the
> > solution I find so often. I hope that Gtk::Stock will be removed sometimes
> > and all users starts crying. Im in hope that there will come some docu on
> > that problem :-(
>
> "it won't work" is no helpful error description. Please provide detail
> on how it fails (and/or another code snippet), otherwise nobody can help
> you.
>
> Gtk stock items will be removed with the next API break, Gtk+ 4.0 –
> unless maybe someone convinces the Gtk+ devs that the deprecation was no
> good idea or something like that (highly unlikely AFAICT).
>
> Whether there will be information on how to replace Gtk::Stock depends
> on whether someone volunteers for writing it. There probably is
> information on how to replace the Gtk+ C API stock items already (search
> through the existing mailing list discussions, e.g. [1]), and it
> shouldn't be too hard to find out how to apply that to gtkmm.
>
> [1]
> https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&q=gtk%20stock%20site%3Amail.gnome.org
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