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Hey,
Look at create_directories(), from boost::filesystem (and it'll be portable too)

Hi there,

I'd like to know if a GTK+ Theme creator existed, i.e. a GUI application that helps people visualize and create their GTK+ Theme and produce a gtkrc or gtk.css file. I'm talking about...

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If I'm designing a library, should I always make destructors virtual, in case my users derive the class ?
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You've got Vim too, which is my IDE. And you can do whatever you want with them. For example, I have one frame for writing code, one for debugging, one for execution ouput, and can add anymore I...

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You might use the wrong words : I guess when you say "stops" (that we understand as "the script quits/exits"), you want to say "wait", that is the next command is not processed until the former...

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For the SpinButton, the min/max/value/etc. attributes are set up by giving a RefPtr<Adjustment> during the instantiation. But here since you're using Glade, we can't figure out what's wrong...

A double in C on a x86_64 platform is 64 bits on most platforms : check out for example the Linux x86_64 ABI, page 12. I think long double is just required by the standard to be >= double, but I...

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I'd add that if you don't have the source code, then it might be proprietary software and doing anything which might look like reverse-engineering is a legal-sensitive issue.

Oops, I forgot : what about :

ls -l /usr/local/lib/*
since you compiled from source.

There's something weird : you compile with the flag -lglibmm-2.4, but it complains about not finding the symbols for Glib::ustring. What's the output of :

ls -l /usr/lib/lib*mm*

What's the output of pkg-config --libs --cflags cluttermm-1.0 ?

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I didn't find any GNU/Linux package either. If you don't find it, you can still compile from source

Actually GDB does have multithreaded applications debugging facilities, but I don't know if there's better on GNU/Linux.

Thanks for your reply,
Indeed Gtk provides most of the things for Gtk::Entry and Gtk::Label that can be achieved though a Pango::layout. However, there are still few interesting things missing, such...

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So actually, no matter why, if Linux can't run a UTF-16 terminal, then I'll have to switch to Windows (or use a VM, etc.) to make the tests, so it answers my question. Thanks !

A little up.
Sorry for it, but I've learned all Pango, and I feel like I can't use it for my primary goal (manipulating GTK+ text), it's a bit frustratring :(

Thanks for your reply,
But Windows manages to handle this issue since it uses UTF-16 natively, doesn't it ?

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I'd like to know how to use a UTF-16 locale instead of the standard UTF-8 one in Ubuntu. Note that my question is not about conversion between UTF-16 and UTF-8 (iconv, etc.), but about...

You're right.
If you want to use it, you'll still have to use a compiler that has implemented it (g++ did), or you can use boost::thread which is almost the same.

I think you can use Vaphell solution, it's full-bash and elegant. Just replace */* by "$PWD"/** if you want a recursivity of more than 2 levels, and do a "shopt -s globstar" before in order for ** to...

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Is it what you're trying to do ?

for i in * ; do cp "$i" "$(basename "$PWD")_$i" ; done

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I've got some issues while trying to use Pangomm inside Gtkmm. The methods get_layout() from Gtk::Entry and Gtk::Label provides a Pango::Layout, but when this Pango::Layout is...

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I might be wrong but I don't think there's any boundary, cause Nautilus don't use "kernel-mode code" : it uses Glibc, which itself calls Linux syscalls, which triggers kernel code.

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It looks like Gtkmm signals have some issues to be connected with boost::bind functors, when the callback returns a non-void value :

#include <boost/bind.hpp>
#include <gtkmm.h>
...