Re: A Couple of Questions

Hi Ron, > Getting excited about Santa coming...? Me too! :-) Ho Ho Ho! > $window->set_uposition(0, 0) should do the trick, what problems are you facing? > I want to open a window to its maximum size without hiding part of it > under the Task bar. You can use the $window->maximize() method to achieve it. Atleast on *nix, there is no part hidden under the taskbar... $window->fullscreen() is an interesting method, but it hides the title bar. > 2) Has GtkComboBox not been implemented yet? Yes, it has. Again, what problems are you facing? Of course, you must ensure that you have the latest CVS version of PHP-Gtk2. Detailed installation instructions are on the gtk.php.net's wiki. > 3) What is the simplest way to put a tiled image into the background of > a window and still be able to draw widgets in the foreground? This is a tricky one, someone experienced can comment! As far I know, you have to build a custom widget, since a GtkWindow can hold only 1 child. So you'll have to get into the working of a GdkWindow, or you could play around with a GtkDrawingArea. There may be simpler methods, but I'm not aware of any. Cheers! -- Anant Narayanan ------------------------- Find Freedom! http://www.kix.in/