On Fri, 2009-05-15 at 13:19 -0700, Wesley Smith wrote:
> Hi,
> First, thanks for this really nice implementation.
You're welcome; but know that the current maintainers are mostly just
keeping this project from becoming abandonware. The project's author
(Naofumi Yasufuku) moved on from it some years ago.
> I had attempted
> something like this myself but quickly realized it was a massive job.
>
> I'm trying to create borderless OpenGL windows, which is nearly
> possible just by setting gtk_window_set_decorated. That function gets
> rid of the "beveled" border, but there's still a very thin border that
> looks like the GtkWindow widget's background color around the OpenGL
> drawable. I'm creating a GtkDrawingArea and adding it directly to the
> GtkWindow, so I'd expect it to take up the entire window. Is this
> expected behavior? Is there a way to get rid of the slight border
> even with set_decorated = FALSE?
I don't know; but, then, I'm very far from being an expert on GTK+
layout. Are you sure this is a GtkGLExt-specific issue? It sounds like
it may be a general GTK+ issue--in which case you'll probably have
better luck asking on gtk-list.
--
Braden McDaniel <
braden@...>
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