Re: transparent canvas working in gtkextra-2?

"Adrian E. Feiguin" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.scigraphica.gtkextra
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I still don't understand what you are trying to do, If you want to show 
other widgets, use the gtkfixed capabilities as I do with the buttons in 
testgtksheet. That's the only way to show other widgets inside a canvas. 
If what you want is to do something called MDI of Window in Window, 
that's not possible with gtk. You can use a notebook to diplay the plot 
in one tab and the sheets in other tabs. You can show buttons or icons 
in a canvas and get a sheet to appear on a different window when you 
click. Those are some ideas. But again, I still don't get it. What are 
you exactly trying to do?
Saludos,
<ADRIAN>

Al Hooton wrote:

>	Follow-up on this:
>
>	I have now spent pretty much the entire weekend going trying to get a
>canvas to be transparent in gtkextra-2.  It does not matter if the
>canvas has no plots, one plot, many plots -- the canvas will never go
>transparent so I can see what is behind it.
>
>	I've stepped through gtkplotcanvas.c, and related code, trying to
>figure out what is happening, but that has lead to a dead end.  It
>appears to me the code should work, in that it is not attempting to draw
>the main rectangle of the canvas when it is marked transparent. 
>However, it is still being drawn.  If I comment out the calls to
>gtk_plot_pc_draw_rectangle in gtk_plot_canvas_paint the rectangle is not
>drawn, but the canvas still appears to have a pixbuf that covers
>whatever is underneath.  I would have expected this pixbuf to be
>unrealized if the canvas widget is transparent, but I'm probably missing
>something in how this is supposed to work.
>
>	Has anybody successfully gotten a transparent canvas?  I'd really like
>to use the gtkextra-2 package for what I'm doing, but if the canvas can
>not be transparent I may have to abandon this for something else -- not
>my preference, since I already have so much work done on top of
>gtkextra-2.
>
>	Thanks!
>
>-- Al
>
>
>On Sat, 2004-02-07 at 20:20, Al Hooton wrote:
>  
>
>>	Version: gtkextra-2 from CVS as a couple of weeks ago.
>>
>>	I have successfully been using multiple plots on a canvas, with all the
>>plots transparent.  Today for the first time, I tried making the canvas
>>transparent also, so I could see through the plots and the canvas to
>>what is below.  However, the canvas is not transparent when I set it
>>with gtk_plot_canvas_set_transparent().
>>
>>	I have tried a small test program that just creates a canvas as a child
>>of a parent window that has a blue background.  When I set the canvas to
>>transparent, I still have the while background of the canvas, instead of
>>seeing the blue background of the parent, so I know the canvas has not
>>become transparent.
>>
>>	Is this a known problem?  Do we have a workaround?
>>
>>	Thanks!
>>
>>-Al
>>
>>    
>>
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