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| to get coardinates we are moving the mouse,it will move in deferent coardinates in the desktop. how to get these coardinate, while moving mouse. can you please help me.. c language or any linux scripts thank you in advance |
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| yes exactly this is http://www.cm.cf.ac.uk/Dave/X_lectur...l#fig:win_menu in this i want to excute Move (Meta+F7) have to do this by programatically or any command to excute this.. please help me thank you in advance |
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| ok.. i will explain it clearly ... I am new to GTK+ programming and have had very little luck in answering this question. I hope someone here can help. Okay, this is what I am trying to do: I am starting by making a simple calendar program using the calendar widget. I am currently using: gtk_window_set_decorated(window, FALSE) This correctly makes the window borderless. However, the compiled and running app can not be moved. Normally I can use <ALT>+Click to drag windows around. My question is ? ? ? Is there a way to get around this, or create a handle in the window container to move the window? I have not been able to determine what code is used to do this. How can I make a borderless window movable? Any and all suggestions, code snips or random statements are welcome. Thanks, |
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