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| rm_you: can you do a search for "gtk_menu" | | rm_you: can you do a search for "gtk_menu" |
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- | timeless: oh. yeah, essentially this re-implements and delegates to things :) | + | timeless: oh. yeah, essentially this reimplements and delegates to things :) |
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| rm_you: ? | | rm_you: ? |
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| rm_you: WHAT!? | | rm_you: WHAT!? |
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- | timeless: sorry, I'm definitely not copying the rest of the code | + | timeless: sorry, I'm definately not copying the rest of the code |
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- | timeless: but yeah, pretty much, that's it :) | + | timeless: (gone) |
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- | timeless: oh yeah... the window calls gtk_window_set_type_hint(...., GDK_WINDOW_TYPE_HINT_MENU)
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- | rm_you: yeah but... there must be something special... I *tried* putting the hildon_hvolumebar_new object into a vbox into a GtkMenu/GtkMenuItem
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- | rm_you: it doesn't work
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- | rm_you: so they have a custom implementation of GtkMenu?
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- | timeless: yep
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- | rm_you: that's... ridiculous
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- | rm_you: is it in the statusbar code? or is it in a library?
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- | timeless: it's in the same file as far as I can tell
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- | rm_you: <_<
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- | timeless: but there's no way I can justify sharing it
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- | rm_you: how long is it
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- | rm_you: <_<
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- | timeless: you should just instrument gtk
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- | rm_you: just tell me as much as you can ABOUT it
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- | timeless: it's not that hard
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- | rm_you: I tried asking people in #gtk+
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- | rm_you: multiple people told me either that what I wanted to do wasn't possible without some serious hackage, or that I would have to rewrite my own gtkmenu system
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- | timeless: I mean, this should be fairly easy... you either use a perl script to rewrite the library entry points
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- | timeless: or use a debugger to dynamically do it
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- | timeless: either way, it's fairly trivial
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- | timeless: all you need is for each gtk method to spit out at entry all strings and all pointers, and at exit to spit out any returned pointers
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- | timeless: from there since everything is a gtk call, you can find out which methods are called in order for each object
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- | rm_you: htm
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- | timeless: it is "serious" hackage, but it's fairly automatable
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- | timeless: so it's not "hard" hackage
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- | timeless: more like "thorough"
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- | rm_you: hrm. I don't think I know enough about GTK to do that though. :(
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- | rm_you: I'll have to find help
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- | rm_you: though duplicating that is ridiculous
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- | rm_you: Nokia has no reason to keep that closed
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- | rm_you: in fact, it should probably be a separate library, eg HildonMenu
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- | * timeless nods
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- | rm_you: and be put into libhildon
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| timeless: I might give you perl that would hack gtk_ for this... | | timeless: I might give you perl that would hack gtk_ for this... |