gtk ada and double buffering

gtk ada and double buffering

[Zeck]

hello,

Under win98 with gnat3.12 and gtk ada 1.3.4

I ask to do a graphical double buffer in ada
cause the example in the windows gui is to hard for me ;)

C:\GNAT\Bindings\Win32Ada\samples\gdi
somebody reply me that the gtk ada is the best way to do it
but he has,'t told me where i could find this example!
he has only let me this extract from a read me:
<<
This demo shows how you can use GtkAda to create flicker-free
animations, thanks to double-buffering.

A new widget is supplied that provides transparent double-buffering,
which you can easily reuse in your own application.

Please read the output of all the demos for more information.
>>


who knows it?please.
Cause i'm still reading all the read me in my gtk directories and i find
nothing.

@+

Re: gtk ada and double buffering

[Bobby D. Bryant]

Zeck wrote:

> somebody reply me that the gtk ada is the best way to do it
> but he has,'t told me where i could find this example!

http://gtkada.eu.org/ -- it's in the distribution you download from there.


Bobby Bryant
Austin, Texas

Re: gtk ada and double buffering

[Zeck]

raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
The examples come from the general gtk+ url the C's one!
like those one for the socket:
> There exists package gtk-socket. How is it used? Instruction for using
could not
> been found on either GtkAda User's Guide or GtkAda Reference Manual.

In this case you can go to the Gtk+ C documentation (there's a link on
gtkada.eu.org), and then select GtkSocket, which brings you to
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/gtk/gtksocket.html

Arno

arggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

thks the clue was true.
I've just forgot we all using portable librairie....

bye :)

Re: gtk ada and double buffering

[Bobby D. Bryant]

Zeck wrote:

> The examples come from the general gtk+ url the C's one!

Actually, if you install the Unix version of GtkAda you get Ada-based
examples in /usr/doc/GtkAda/examples/doublebuffer.  I would assume the
Windows version provides the same example, if you can figure out where it
put the GtkAda documentation tree.

Bobby Bryant
Austin, Texas