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Building GtkAda [with OpenGL] on Windows [XP]

2009-12-17T10:30:10Z

Hello,

I tried to compile the GtkAda testgtk application with the OpenGL example but it looks like that I am missing the OpenGL binding which should be used: Packages used in the file /testgtk/opengl/view_gl.adb
gl_h
Gdk.GL
glu_h
Gtk.GLArea
So I guess I have to build GtkAda from source.

So I got the files by SVN and installed MinGW[5.1.6] and MSYS [1.0.11].

Also installed the GTK+ files for windows [2.14.7 bundle].

Reading the INSTALL file from GtkAda:
$ (cd src; patch -p0 < ../contrib/gtkada-2.10-win32.diff)
I did this.

$ CC='gcc-3.2 -mms-bitfields' ./configure --prefix=<install_dir> --build=i386-pc-mingw32
Can I use gcc instead of gcc-3.2, because the last is not found.

First tried to build as standaard without OpenGL turned on, and used the gcc command.
Running $ CC='gcc -mms-bitfields' ./configure --prefix=c:/gtkada --build=i386-pc-mingw32

Then I am getting the following output:
$ CC='gcc -mms-bitfields' ./configure --prefix=c:/gtkada --build=i386-pc-mingw32
checking build system type... i386-pc-mingw32
checking host system type... i386-pc-mingw32
checking target system type... i386-pc-mingw32
./configure: line 1401: cygpath: command not found
ls: libgnat*.dll: No such file or directory
ls: libgnat*.dll: No such file or directory
checking for merge... true
checking for diff... /bin/diff
checking for the correct diff option... -u
checking for patch... /bin/patch
checking for the correct patch option... -f
checking for gcc... gcc -mms-bitfields
checking for C compiler default output... a.exe
checking whether the C compiler works... yes
checking whether we are cross compiling... no
checking for suffix of executables... .exe
checking for suffix of object files... o
checking whether we are using the GNU C compiler... yes
checking whether gcc -mms-bitfields accepts -g... yes
checking for gcc -mms-bitfields option to accept ANSI C... none needed
checking for gnatmake... /c/GNAT/2009/bin/gnatmake
checking that your gnat compiler works with a simple example... yes
checking for perl5... no
checking for perl... /c/Program Files/Git/bin/perl
checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... yes
checking for a BSD-compatible install... /bin/install -c
checking for ranlib... ranlib
checking for pkg-config... /c/opt/gtk/bin/pkg-config
checking for GTK - version >= 2.2.0... yes
checking for PANGO_UNDERLINE_ERROR... yes
checking whether NLS is requested... yes
checking for gettext in libc... no
checking for bindtextdomain in -lintl... no
checking for OpenGL... no
checking for Mesa... no
checking Mesa with pthreads... no
*** OpenGL support will not be integrated into GtkAda ***
checking for libglade2... no
checking for gnome2... no
configure: creating ./config.status
config.status: creating Makefile
config.status: creating src/Makefile.common
config.status: creating src/Makefile
config.status: creating src/tools/gtkada-config
config.status: creating src/tools/gate
config.status: creating src/tools/Makefile
config.status: creating testgtk/Makefile
config.status: creating src/gtkextra/Makefile
config.status: creating src/opengl/Makefile
config.status: creating src/glade/Makefile
config.status: creating src/gnome/Makefile
config.status: creating docs/gtkada_ug/Makefile
config.status: creating docs/gtkada_rm/Makefile
config.status: creating po/Makefile
config.status: creating src/config.h
config.status: creating projects/gtkada.pc
config.status: creating projects/gtkada_install_dynamic.gpr

Problems seems to be:
./configure: line 1401: cygpath: command not found
ls: libgnat*.dll: No such file or directory
ls: libgnat*.dll: No such file or directory
But no idea how to fix this.

What I have after this when I do "make" compiling is ok, only the linking is failing with a lot of "undefined references".

So something is wrong. Did I miss a step or should I defined some environmental variables?

Thanks in advance!

PS I first had a problem that the PATH was not set correctly. For the GTK version check I got an error about msvcr80.dll missing when the builded application conftest started. But placing the GTK+ bin files location first [c:\opt\gtk\bin] solved the problem.

PS2 why is the OpenGL binding not included in the GtkAda installation for Windows?

Best regards,
Antoine

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Re: FW: Submission method

2009-12-01T09:25:14Z

Hello Robert,

>> I'd like to submit a GtkBuilder binding (although minimal).
>>
>> /R
>
> I have forwarded this to the legal department at AdaCore, who will
> find a convenient way for us to receive contributions.
>
> The reason is that we must guarantee the IP cleanliness of everything
> that we distribute to our customers. As a result, we cannot even
> *look* at external contributions before we have done the legal
> assurance. (Most probably this means that you will have to fill a form
> certifying that you are the sole writer of the contribution and that
> you agree for us to use it).
>
> I'll let you know as soon as we have a procedure approved by the legal
> department.

The legal department has finally produced the documents for accepting external contributions and will contact you shortly.

All the best,

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Port of GtkAda 2.14.0 on gtk 2.18.3

2009-11-28T00:58:35Z

>From gtk-2.0 2.12.9 to 2.18.3 the fields text_size and n_bytes of struct
_GtkEntry become x_text_size and x_n_bytes respectively.

in GtkAda the file gtkextra/gtkitementry.c has to be adapted accordingly.

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Re: How to me to get rid of the console?

2009-11-23T01:20:54Z

Ok!
Has once again checked up all installations.
Has started the program, all has earned.
The error consisted in that that put an -mwindows option in a wrong place! :)
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Re: How to me to get rid of the console?

2009-11-23T01:15:35Z

> I work on VISTA. Probably it is its feature.

GPS works also fine on Vista, built wiwth -mwindows.

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Re: How to me to get rid of the console?

2009-11-23T00:56:26Z

I work on VISTA. Probably it is its feature.

Re: How to me to get rid of the console?

2009-11-23T00:42:39Z

> In QtAda if to specify an linker option -mwindows the console it is
> disconnected.

Right, that's a general option, relevant to any windows application, not just
Qt or Gtk.

> GtkAda with such parametres at all does not work.

Not sure what you mean. GPS for example is built with -mwindows and works
just fine.

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Re: How to me to get rid of the console?

2009-11-23T00:38:12Z

Hi
In QtAda if to specify an linker option -mwindows the console it is disconnected.
GtkAda with such parametres at all does not work.
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x0123456789 wrote:

Hi
I use GTKADA for Windows. All my programs in GTK have the main application window and a console window. How to me to get rid of the console?
=SMA=

ANN: GtkAda contributions v2.5

2009-11-18T13:23:02Z

This library is proposed as a contribution to GtkAda, an Ada bindings to
GTK+. It deals with the following issues:

1. Tasking support;
2. Custom models for tree view widget;
3. Custom cell renderers for tree view widget;
4. Multi-columned derived model;
5. Extension derived model (to add columns to an existing model);
6. Abstract caching model for directory-like data;
7. Tree view and list view widgets for navigational browsing of abstract
caching models;
8. File system navigation widgets with wildcard filtering;
9. Resource styles;
10. Capturing resources of a widget;
11. Embeddable images;
12. Some missing subprograms and bug fixes;
13. Measurement unit selection widget and dialogs;
14. Improved hue-luminance-saturation color model;
15. Simplified image buttons and buttons customizable by style properties;
16. Controlled Ada types for GTK+ strong and weak references;
17. Simplified means to create lists of strings;
18. Spawning processes synchronously and asynchronously with pipes;
19. Capturing asynchronous process standard I/O by Ada tasks and by text
buffers;
20. Source view widget support.

http://www.dmitry-kazakov.de/ada/gtkada_contributions.htm

Focus of this release is advanced debugging support including source
navigation from tracing dialog (via communication with GPS)

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How to me to get rid of the console?

2009-10-25T02:25:25Z

Hi
I use GTKADA for Windows. All my programs in GTK have the main application window and a console window. How to me to get rid of the console?
=SMA=

Re: GLIB Warning g_win32_get_package_installation_directory()

2009-10-25T01:55:33Z

:( I have the same problem ): In the previous version all was normal. Probably or it is an error of given version GPL or it is own error at package installation.
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GLIB Warning g_win32_get_package_installation_directory()

2009-10-12T16:41:51Z

(this is a repost as my previous attempts didn't seem to work

Hi,

I've just installed GTKADA GPL 2.14.0 and am getting the following error for every GTKADA program I run. This includes programs I have built and the binary examples provided with the tool kit. The only variation in the error is the program name and location.

(project1_main.exe:5212): GLib-WARNING **: Passing a non-NULL package to g_win32_get_package_installation_directory() is deprecated and will not work in GLib after 2.18.

The error appears to be output after calling the Show or Show_All procedure. Is there some way of avoiding this warning? Its more of a nuisance than a show stopper.

Thanks

Paul

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raised PROGRAM_ERROR : glib-values.adb:163

2009-10-10T19:41:21Z

hi :-)

there is some strange things when it installs, like

ranlib: file: /Users/thomas/Documents/prgm/bin/autoinstall/autre/lib/
gtkada/static/libgtkada.a(gtk-font_selection_dialog.o) has no symbols

install: obj/gtkada-dialog: No such file or directory
make[2]: *** [install] Error 71

install: gtkada_rm/*: No such file or directory
make[2]: [install] Error 71 (ignored)

but it seems to go to the end
but ...

+ ./testgtk
raised PROGRAM_ERROR : glib-values.adb:163 explicit raise

what's the problem ?

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Re: installing Gtkada / GTK+ 2.0 in Ubuntu 9.04

2009-10-10T09:22:46Z

Thanks for your help. I succeeded in installing GtkAda 2.14.0. on Ubuntu 9.04

Best regards,
Rob Groen

Ludovic Brenta wrote:

Rob Groen writes:

Don 't think I need 2.14 specifically. It was the version that Adacore 
on their Libre site provides.
I looked at the Synaptic package manager, but when I marked 
libgtkada2-dev then it showed an enormous list of additional required 
packages, including gnat 4.3, g++, X11 related etc etc, so that I 
thought that libgtkada2-dev was intended for Gtkada developers. i.e. 
people who work on and improve Gtkada, not a simple end user like me. 
Since I already installed GNAT I also was not sure in what way this 
could interfere. And since for GNAT there is only a doinstall, and not a 
douninstall, I am a bit reluctant to just do "rm -r /usr/gnat" ...)
(Note I want to migrate from Windows XP to Linux/Ubuntu. I have some 
past Unix experience but that was way back....)


The GtkAda from AdaCore has the same dependencies as the Debian packages
but, since it is a source-only distribution, it lists the dependencies
in a README file for you, the user, to read and understand.  For example
it depends on GTK+ and you were correctly wondering how to install that
since you are required to install it by yourself.  The purpose of the
Debian packages is to automate all this and save you the work of
compiling everything.  The price you pay is a slightly older version of
the libraries and compiler.

The -dev packages in Debian are not for the developers of the libraries;
they are for application developers who want to use the libraries in
their programs.  (The developers of GtkAda use the sources from the
Subversion repository directly, not a package.)

So, if you are uncomfortable compiling everything and keeping track of
dependencies by hand, I suggest that Debian offers an easier solution.

(Ubuntu is a derivative of Debian and uses the Debian packages, possibly
modified.  That's why my discussion above is relevant to you.  However,
I have no involvement, control or knowledge of Ubuntu, so I am not
responsible for any bugs or discrepancies that Ubuntu may introduce in
their packages.)

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Re: installing Gtkada / GTK+ 2.0 in Ubuntu 9.04

2009-10-03T09:05:41Z

Rob Groen writes:

> Don 't think I need 2.14 specifically. It was the version that Adacore
> on their Libre site provides.
> I looked at the Synaptic package manager, but when I marked
> libgtkada2-dev then it showed an enormous list of additional required
> packages, including gnat 4.3, g++, X11 related etc etc, so that I
> thought that libgtkada2-dev was intended for Gtkada developers. i.e.
> people who work on and improve Gtkada, not a simple end user like me.
> Since I already installed GNAT I also was not sure in what way this
> could interfere. And since for GNAT there is only a doinstall, and not a
> douninstall, I am a bit reluctant to just do "rm -r /usr/gnat" ...)
> (Note I want to migrate from Windows XP to Linux/Ubuntu. I have some
> past Unix experience but that was way back....)

The GtkAda from AdaCore has the same dependencies as the Debian packages
but, since it is a source-only distribution, it lists the dependencies
in a README file for you, the user, to read and understand. For example
it depends on GTK+ and you were correctly wondering how to install that
since you are required to install it by yourself. The purpose of the
Debian packages is to automate all this and save you the work of
compiling everything. The price you pay is a slightly older version of
the libraries and compiler.

The -dev packages in Debian are not for the developers of the libraries;
they are for application developers who want to use the libraries in
their programs. (The developers of GtkAda use the sources from the
Subversion repository directly, not a package.)

So, if you are uncomfortable compiling everything and keeping track of
dependencies by hand, I suggest that Debian offers an easier solution.

(Ubuntu is a derivative of Debian and uses the Debian packages, possibly
modified. That's why my discussion above is relevant to you. However,
I have no involvement, control or knowledge of Ubuntu, so I am not
responsible for any bugs or discrepancies that Ubuntu may introduce in
their packages.)

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Re: installing Gtkada / GTK+ 2.0 in Ubuntu 9.04

2009-10-03T05:33:21Z

Don 't think I need 2.14 specifically. It was the version that Adacore
on their Libre site provides.
I looked at the Synaptic package manager, but when I marked
libgtkada2-dev then it showed an enormous list of additional required
packages, including gnat 4.3, g++, X11 related etc etc, so that I
thought that libgtkada2-dev was intended for Gtkada developers. i.e.
people who work on and improve Gtkada, not a simple end user like me.
Since I already installed GNAT I also was not sure in what way this
could interfere. And since for GNAT there is only a doinstall, and not a
douninstall, I am a bit reluctant to just do "rm -r /usr/gnat" ...)
(Note I want to migrate from Windows XP to Linux/Ubuntu. I have some
past Unix experience but that was way back....)

Michael Trim wrote:

> Do you need 2.14 specifically? If not it is easier to install the
> Ubuntu package (currently version 2.12.0), which will manage the
> dependencies for you - just type `sudo apt-get install libgtkada2-dev`
> in a terminal or install via System->Administration->Synaptic Package
> Manager.
>
> 2009/10/3 Rob Groen <robgr@...>:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I downloaded Gtkada 2.14 and gtk+2.14.5.
>>
>> I tried to install Gtkada 2.14 on Ubuntu 9.04.but configure complained
>> that gtk+ needs to be installed. The gtk+ tgz gives no clue as to where
>> the contents must be unzipped to, and I have no idea how to make that
>> installation directory (or whatever it is that configure must know)
>> known to configure.
>>
>> Help is appreciated
>>
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Fwd: installing Gtkada / GTK+ 2.0 in Ubuntu 9.04

2009-10-03T04:58:03Z

Do you need 2.14 specifically? If not it is easier to install the
Ubuntu package (currently version 2.12.0), which will manage the
dependencies for you - just type `sudo apt-get install libgtkada2-dev`
in a terminal or install via System->Administration->Synaptic Package
Manager.

2009/10/3 Rob Groen <robgr@...>:

> Hello all,
>
> I downloaded Gtkada 2.14 and gtk+2.14.5.
>
> I tried to install Gtkada 2.14 on Ubuntu 9.04.but configure complained
> that gtk+ needs to be installed. The gtk+ tgz gives no clue as to where
> the contents must be unzipped to, and I have no idea how to make that
> installation directory (or whatever it is that configure must know)
> known to configure.
>
> Help is appreciated
>
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installing Gtkada / GTK+ 2.0 in Ubuntu 9.04

2009-10-03T03:27:58Z

Hello all,

I downloaded Gtkada 2.14 and gtk+2.14.5.

I tried to install Gtkada 2.14 on Ubuntu 9.04.but configure complained
that gtk+ needs to be installed. The gtk+ tgz gives no clue as to where
the contents must be unzipped to, and I have no idea how to make that
installation directory (or whatever it is that configure must know)
known to configure.

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Re: FW: Problem Linking after Compiling - cannot find

2009-09-01T15:53:45Z

Hi Bobby

I don't know if you are using the PC version of GtkAda, but if you are, go to http://adasafehouse.webs.com and follow the links to GtkAda Programming Material -> Solutions.

Follow the instructions in the pamphlet "Getting GtkAda Going.

I think that might solve the problem.

From: Golden, Bobby
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Subject: Problem Linking after Compiling - cannot find -lgtkada

I am having this problem when using the make file on GPS for a simple GTKAda program.

gnatbind -I- -x h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.ali

gnatlink h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.ali -o h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.exe

C:\GNATPRO\5.03a\bin\..\libexec\gcc\pentium-mingw32msv\3.4.4\ld.exe: cannot find -lgtkada

gnatlink: cannot call C:\GNATPRO\5.03a\bin\gcc.exe

gnatmake: *** link failed.

process exited with status 4

Do you have any suggestions?

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Re: FW: Submission method

2009-09-01T08:58:01Z

Hello Robert,

> Anyone?
>
> I'd like to submit a GtkBuilder binding (although minimal).
>
> /R

I have forwarded this to the legal department at AdaCore, who will
find a convenient way for us to receive contributions.

The reason is that we must guarantee the IP cleanliness of everything
that we distribute to our customers. As a result, we cannot even
*look* at external contributions before we have done the legal
assurance. (Most probably this means that you will have to fill a form
certifying that you are the sole writer of the contribution and that
you agree for us to use it).

I'll let you know as soon as we have a procedure approved by the legal
department.

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FW: Submission method

2009-09-01T07:36:55Z

Anyone?

I'd like to submit a GtkBuilder binding (although minimal).

/R

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Hi,

How do I send in a contribution? I tried to e-mail a zip-file but the e-mail got rejected.

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Re: FW: Problem Linking after Compiling - cannot find -lgtkada

2009-08-31T11:26:24Z

On Mon, 31 Aug 2009 10:08:31 -0400, you wrote:

> I am linking using gprbuild (GNA GPS). Should I be adding something
> to the project file?

Only with "gtkada.gpr";

But from the error messages it seems that you already did. So I think it is
because of use the relocatable library. Select in GPS static for
"Library_Build", or from the command line, specify -XLIBRARY_TYPE=static
for gprbuild.

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Re: FW: Problem Linking after Compiling - cannot find -lgtkada

2009-08-31T07:04:03Z

On Mon, 31 Aug 2009 09:47:55 -0400, you wrote:

> From: Golden, Bobby
> Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 2:05 PM
> To: 'gtkada@...'
> Subject: Problem Linking after Compiling - cannot find -lgtkada
>
> I am having this problem when using the make file on GPS for a simple GTKAda program.
>
> gnatbind -I- -x h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.ali
> gnatlink h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.ali -o h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.exe
> C:\GNATPRO\5.03a\bin\..\libexec\gcc\pentium-mingw32msv\3.4.4\ld.exe: cannot find -lgtkada
> gnatlink: cannot call C:\GNATPRO\5.03a\bin\gcc.exe
> gnatmake: *** link failed.
> process exited with status 4
>
> Do you have any suggestions?

-largs -LC:/GtkAda/lib/gtkada/static -lgtkada ?

But you should really tell how you are linking it. E.g. when using
gnatmake, then the command you have used. When using gprbuild (and GNAT
GPS), then the command and/or the gpr proiject file.

Are you trying to link to a relocatable version of GtkAda. Last time I
tried it under Windows, it didn't work. Try the static one.

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FW: Problem Linking after Compiling - cannot find -lgtkada

2009-08-31T06:47:55Z

From: Golden, Bobby
Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 2:05 PM
To: 'gtkada@...'
Subject: Problem Linking after Compiling - cannot find -lgtkada

I am having this problem when using the make file on GPS for a simple GTKAda program.

gnatbind -I- -x h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.ali

gnatlink h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.ali -o h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.exe

C:\GNATPRO\5.03a\bin\..\libexec\gcc\pentium-mingw32msv\3.4.4\ld.exe: cannot find -lgtkada

gnatlink: cannot call C:\GNATPRO\5.03a\bin\gcc.exe

gnatmake: *** link failed.

process exited with status 4

Do you have any suggestions?

Bobby Golden

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Problem Linking after Compiling - cannot find -lgtkada

2009-08-27T11:04:44Z

I am having this problem when using the make file on GPS for a simple GTKAda program.

gnatbind -I- -x h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.ali

gnatlink h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.ali -o h:\gtkada_button\gtkada_button_obj\window1.exe

C:\GNATPRO\5.03a\bin\..\libexec\gcc\pentium-mingw32msv\3.4.4\ld.exe: cannot find -lgtkada

gnatlink: cannot call C:\GNATPRO\5.03a\bin\gcc.exe

gnatmake: *** link failed.

process exited with status 4

Do you have any suggestions?

Bobby Golden

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Submission method

2009-08-24T05:02:40Z

Hi,

How do I send in a contribution? I tried to e-mail a zip-file but the e-mail got rejected.

Kind Regards
Robert
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ANN: GtkAda Contributions v2.4 with GtkSourceView support

2009-08-07T07:12:41Z

This library is proposed as a contribution to GtkAda, an Ada bindings to
GTK+. It deals with the following issues:

1. Tasking support;
2. Custom models for tree view widget;
3. Custom cell renderers for tree view widget;
4. Multi-columned derived model;
5. Extension derived model (to add columns to an existing model);
6. Abstract caching model for directory-like data;
7. Tree view and list view widgets for navigational browsing of abstract
caching models;
8. File system navigation widgets with wildcard filtering;
9. Resource styles;
10. Capturing resources of a widget;
11. Embeddable images;
12. Some missing subprograms and bug fixes;
13. Measurement unit selection widget and dialogs;
14. Improved hue-luminance-saturation color model;
15. Simplified image buttons and buttons customizable by style properties;
16. Controlled Ada types for GTK+ strong and weak references;
17. Simplified means to create lists of strings;
18. Spawning processes synchronously and asynchronously with pipes;
19. Capturing asynchronous process standard I/O by Ada tasks and by text
buffers.

http://www.dmitry-kazakov.de/ada/gtkada_contributions.htm

Changes to the previous version:

1. Support for translation of stack traceback into symbolic form by pasting
from the clipboard;
2. Set_Selection and Reset_Selection were added to Gtk.Abstract_Browser;
3. Get_Directory_Object and Get_Storage were added to
Gtk.Persistent_Storage_Browser;
4. Full GtkSourceView bindings were added..

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Dmitry A. Kazakov
http://www.dmitry-kazakov.de
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Re: gtksourceview for gtkada

2009-08-06T00:05:18Z

> No, we don't have bindings for gtksourceview at the moment. It might
> be added to future releases of GtkAda, although we don't have a target
> date for this. Maybe someone from the community will provide the
> binding and accelerate the process...

A good starting point would be to use the contrib/binding.pl script from
GtkAda sources which will do an initial pass, given a gtkxxx.h header file.

Arno
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Re: WebKit and GTKAda

2009-08-05T02:06:59Z

Hello,

What are the plans for implementing WebKit for GtkAda. Does it currently work? If not are there plans to include it soon?

We have no plans for webkit at the moment.

Nicolas

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Re: gtksourceview for gtkada

2009-08-05T02:05:34Z

Hello,

> I'm trying to make a simple text editor with syntax highlighting for a
> specific language, and I'm using gtkada for it. The problem is that
> gtkada doesn't seem to have the gtksourceview widget.
>
> Someone knows if anyone added that widget in a contribution or
> something?
>
> will it be added in future releases of gtkada?

No, we don't have bindings for gtksourceview at the moment. It might
be added to future releases of GtkAda, although we don't have a target
date for this. Maybe someone from the community will provide the
binding and accelerate the process...

Nicolas
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WebKit and GTKAda

2009-08-04T15:20:39Z

What are the plans for implementing WebKit for GtkAda. Does it currently work? If not are there plans to include it soon?

Thanks... Gary.

P.S. I posted this in July but no one responded so I thought I'd try again.

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gtksourceview for gtkada

2009-08-03T11:39:32Z

Hi,

I'm trying to make a simple text editor with syntax highlighting for a
specific language, and I'm using gtkada for it. The problem is that
gtkada doesn't seem to have the gtksourceview widget.

Someone knows if anyone added that widget in a contribution or something?

will it be added in future releases of gtkada?

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Re: Current version number

2009-08-02T01:55:08Z

> Reviewing the latest changes in the public Subversion repository, I note
> that the patches against GTK+ 2.14 have been replaced with patches
> against GTK+ 2.16.

This is work in progress, not effective yet.

Arno
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Current version number

2009-08-01T16:47:04Z

Hello folks

Reviewing the latest changes in the public Subversion repository, I note
that the patches against GTK+ 2.14 have been replaced with patches
against GTK+ 2.16.

The GtkAda version number (in the documentation and build machinery) is
still 2.14.1. I think this affects the soname of shared libraries, too.

Are you guys simply shy, or is there a good reason not to change the
GtkAda version number to 2.16?

(Version numbers are important in only one context: marketing; and I'm
now starting work on the next version of GtkAda in Debian, where the
current GTK+ is 2.16.1-2).

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Ludovic Brenta.
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WebKit

2009-07-23T11:49:10Z

What are the plans for WebKit and GtkAda. Does it currently work? If not are there plans to include it soon?

Thanks... Gary.

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