Re: How is it possible to use gtkmm default window frames instead of win32-window frames on XP?

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Re: How is it possible to use gtkmm default window frames instead of win32-window frames on XP?

by Dimitri Holz :: Rate this Message:

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I mean the window border where the maximaze minimize and close buttons
are! I wanted to use the gtkmm border and not windows border!
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Re: How is it possible to use gtkmm default window frames instead of win32-window frames on XP?

by Jonathon Jongsma-3 :: Rate this Message:

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Dimitri Holz wrote:
> I mean the window border where the maximaze minimize and close buttons
> are! I wanted to use the gtkmm border and not windows border!
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gtkmm has no window border.  That is provided by the window manager.

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Re: How is it possible to use gtkmm default window frames instead of win32-window frames on XP?

by Christopher Harvey-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Maybe you can create a boarder-less window, then draw your own boarder.
Gtk[mm] has no default boarder however.

Jonathon Jongsma wrote:

> Dimitri Holz wrote:
>  
>> I mean the window border where the maximaze minimize and close buttons
>> are! I wanted to use the gtkmm border and not windows border!
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> gtkmm has no window border.  That is provided by the window manager.
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Re: How is it possible to use gtkmm default window frames instead of win32-window frames on XP?

by José Alburquerque-3 :: Rate this Message:

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On Tue, 2009-11-03 at 16:57 +0100, Dimitri Holz wrote:
> I mean the window border where the maximaze minimize and close buttons
> are! I wanted to use the gtkmm border and not windows border!

You must be referring to themes.  I don't know much but searching for
gtk+ windows themes might show some good results.  For example, I found
the following link:

http://www.gtkforums.com/about1444.html

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by Dimitri Holz :: Rate this Message:

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Oh yes, I use an Andora - theme it make my application very "beautiful",
I like it, but the border of window is a XP-Style that not really a best
design :-). But I have seen inside of Andora - theme directory images
for buttons (close, maximize, minimize) of the window-border and thought
that it would be possible to start the application with the theme
specific border, thats the reason because I write at the moment to the
list!!!
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Re: How is it possible to use gtkmm default window frames instead of win32-window frames on XP?

by José Alburquerque-3 :: Rate this Message:

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On Wed, 2009-11-04 at 09:27 +0100, Dimitri Holz wrote:
> Oh yes, I use an Andora - theme it make my application very "beautiful",
> I like it, but the border of window is a XP-Style that not really a best
> design :-). But I have seen inside of Andora - theme directory images
> for buttons (close, maximize, minimize) of the window-border and thought
> that it would be possible to start the application with the theme
> specific border, thats the reason because I write at the moment to the
> list!!!

I see.  It would seem that it is not possible to change those features
in XP.

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Re: How is it possible to use gtkmm default window frames instead of win32-window frames on XP?

by José Alburquerque-3 :: Rate this Message:

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On Wed, 2009-11-04 at 19:59 -0500, José Alburquerque wrote:

> On Wed, 2009-11-04 at 09:27 +0100, Dimitri Holz wrote:
> > Oh yes, I use an Andora - theme it make my application very "beautiful",
> > I like it, but the border of window is a XP-Style that not really a best
> > design :-). But I have seen inside of Andora - theme directory images
> > for buttons (close, maximize, minimize) of the window-border and thought
> > that it would be possible to start the application with the theme
> > specific border, thats the reason because I write at the moment to the
> > list!!!
>
> I see.  It would seem that it is not possible to change those features
> in XP.

Unless, of course, you do what was already suggested by others in this
thread.

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by Dimitri Holz :: Rate this Message:

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Does anybody already did own window border?
Can somebody give a short description how to do this? I know there must
done some work with signals (resize, maximize...), but I'm not real good
at this point because I don't all understand of gtkmm-documentation.

Thanks
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