[13:38]<-- svgvsdyzgjvr__ xr>/dev/null") [16:54]<auvn_>-hello [16:55]<auvn_>-anybody know how to disable drawing of the cursor rectangle in GtkTreeView's ? [16:55]<auvn_>-I need to have selection capabilities, but the rectangles don't need to be visible. [17:14]<-- dvxn|syzzzyus xzs>http://www.bagdadsoftware.de") [18:18]<vyajvgy>-hi, sorry, How can I get a similar GUI interface like programs as blender or lightwave? sorry for my bad english [18:22]<auvn_>-... what do you mean? essentially, you have to program it, through quite a lot of work i might say ... [18:23]<auvn_>-gtk (or qt, or wxWindows) gives you the basic building blocks form which you start constructing, but in all likelyhood when you're doing anything more sofisticated, you have to create some of those building blocks yourself. [18:24]<zj22gz_2zzjg>+is blender written in gtk? [18:24]<auvn_>-i don't think so [18:24]<zj22gz_2zzjg>+i didn't think so either [18:27]<auvn_>-btw my earlier question about gtktreeview cursors is kind of invalid here; my issues are mostly with the OSSO/Hildon 'version' of GTK, and it seems that in stock GTK the treeview's simply don't have the cursor when the widget is created, unless explicitly set. [18:39]<auvn_>-blender seems to be using its own gui toolkit, based on IrisGL [18:39]<pnnsx>+blender's gui is hit and miss for me [18:39]<auvn_>-... funny i never made the connection to SGI when trying Blender ^^ now it's obvious :) [21:35]<2frgcd>+hey anyone here? [22:00]<-- svgvsdyzgjvr xrs>/dev/null") [23:42]<-- dvxn|syzzzyus xzs>http://www.bagdadsoftware.de")
