Re: Step One. Eeks what to do next

The example program I sent earlier also did not show the hello world text 
on the button. maybe because I compiled it without the gettext. intl.lib. I 
did not have that so i decided to compile it without that only. Could that 
be the reason no text apeared.

and yes
Thank you to you and all for begin patient with my stupidity. Thank you all

dark elf
At 11:37 PM 1/22/2003 +0000, you wrote:
>Dark Elf writes:
>  > i don't know if it is windows specific or not
>
>Most probably not.
>
>  >       button = gtk_button_new_with_label ("Hello World");
>  >
>  > ok this should make a button with hello world written on it. Why doesn't
>  > it. I mean it makes the button but does not display the text.
>  > how can i fix it
>
>Hard to say with just that one line. There might be lots of things
>wrong in your program. Did you have a look at the example programs,
>and start by modifying those?
>
>  > glade produces code which  has the _("hello world") what does this
>  > mean.
>
>The _ preprocessor macro is commonly used in Unixish software sources
>to indicate strings that could be translated into other
>languages. Typically it is defined in a application-specific header
>file called "something-intl.h" like this:
>
>#ifdef ENABLE_NLS
>#define _(string) gettext(string)
>#else
>#define _(string) (string)
>#endif
>
>If you don't want to think of internationalisation at this point, just
>use the second definition above.
>
>  > in windows it shows an error.
>
>Is the _ macro defined?
>
>--tml
>
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