I bet hardly anybody has an idea what else is possible.greengeek wrote:Ahhh yes. My apologies. I had no idea that was possible.
With a properly designed GTK theme you would immediately see something just by pressing F8, without pressing some of the arrow keys I mentioned.tallboy wrote:Uhh, what should happen when F8 is pressed, followed by an arrow key?
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image
{
function = HANDLE
file = "bump.png"
border = { 2, 2, 2, 2 }
stretch = TRUE
}No. Because this is exactly how paned areas in GTK should work. When size of one pane increases, the adjacent pane shrinks. The left Places pane and the adjacent file tree pane are "glued" with a GtkPane widget, and the overall size of this widget does not change. All hardwired in the chooser widget. No way (and no reason) to change it. And here is more bad news for you: There is no way to add a similar separator between the file tree pane and the right viewer pane. The GtkPane widget is implemented in yad, but not in gtkdialog.greengeek wrote:If I press F8 the separator bar is highlighted and I can press the right hand arrow (or grab the newly highlighted grab handle) to move the separator such that it displays the full directory name.
This is helpful - but it also shrinks that next pane.
Is there maybe some way to get the next pane to increase size using a similar method also??
Ahhh yes - it seems that renaming a "Places" bookmark does not rename the target directory. Nice to know. Thank you!MochiMoppel wrote:why don't you simply make your bookmarks shorter? Right-click -> Rename and then change "SoftwareTests_Pets_For_Slacko5.6_Only" to something like "SWtests5.6". All bookmarks in the list come with tooltips that display the full paths, so you are never left in doubt what even a cryptic bookmark is linked to.
It "seems" ?greengeek wrote:Ahhh yes - it seems that renaming a "Places" bookmark does not rename the target directory
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_sh-5.0# /usr/bin/mm_view_20190702
widget_menuitem_create(): <width> not implemented for this widget.
timeout: invalid option -- t
BusyBox v1.30.0 (2018-12-30 22:25:27 CET) multi-call binary.
Usage: timeout [-s SIG] SECS PROG ARGS
Runs PROG. Sends SIG to it if it is not gone in SECS seconds.
Default SIG: TERM.
environment: line 18: file: command not found
environment: line 18: file: command not found
MAIN_DIALOG=""
vBTN_DISABLEVIEW="false"
vBTN_WRAP="false"
vCHOOSER="/root/Build/shinobi_recipe.txt"
vCMDLINE=""
vDURATION="156613867760"
vHIDDEN_RESTARTBUTTON=""
vMACRO_REFRESH=""
vMACRO_REFRESH_FORCE=""
vMENU_CHAR2HEX=""
vMENU_CMDBOX_OPEN=""
vMENU_DISABLEVIEW="false"
vMENU_HEXDUMP_ALL=""
vMENU_HEXDUMP_HEAD=""
vMENU_HEXDUMP_HELP=""
vMENU_HEXMARK_ALL=""
vMENU_HEXMARK_HEAD=""
vMENU_LAYOUT="false"
vMENU_PLAY="false"
vMENU_VIEWHISTORY=""
vMENU_WRAP="false"
vNOTE="0"
vSTATUSBAR="/root/Build/shinobi_recipe.txt â "
vTSTART="156613867759
"
EXIT="OK"'Fix' was to match GNU coreutils timeout syntax:greengeek wrote:Looks like it may be to do with the -t option issue highlighted on the previous page by radky and mochimoppel http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 80#1031680
Thanks rockedge for your error report and your PMs with your screenshot. This made me look again at your error messages.rockedge wrote:I am have trouble getting the quick view to work on the latest versions of WeeDog based on Void Linux. Earlier test versions of WeeDog MM_VIEW was working well.
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BusyBox v1.30.0 (2018-12-30 22:25:27 CET) multi-call binary.
Usage: timeout [-s SIG] SECS PROG ARGS
Runs PROG. Sends SIG to it if it is not gone in SECS seconds.
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widget_menuitem_create(): <width> not implemented for this widget.
In MMview there is no "widget_menuitem_create()" function and in GTK - as far as I read the documentation - there is no such function either. In menus <width> is used for icons in menuitems and AFAIK supported since the earliest version of gtkdialog, so "widget_menuitem_create()" remains a mystery. Maybe other members can help.
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GtkWidget *widget_menuitem_create(
AttributeSet *Attr, tag_attr *attr, gint Type)
{
#define TYPE_MENUITEM 0
#define TYPE_MENUITEM_IMAGE_STOCK 1
#define TYPE_MENUITEM_IMAGE_ICON 2
#define TYPE_MENUITEM_IMAGE_FILE 3
#define TYPE_MENUITEM_CHECK 4
#define TYPE_MENUITEM_RADIO 5
#define TYPE_MENUITEM_SEPARATOR 6
GdkPixbuf *pixbuf;
GError *error = NULL;
GList *element;
GtkAccelGroup *accel_group = NULL;
GtkIconTheme *icon_theme;
GtkWidget *image;
GtkWidget *widget;
gchar accel_path[64];
gchar *active;
gchar *icon_name, *image_name;
gchar *label, *stock_id;
gchar *value;
gint is_active;
gint menuitemtype = TYPE_MENUITEM;
gint width = -1, height = -1, size = 16;
guint accel_key = 0, accel_mods = 0, custom_accel = 0;Void must be awful then... (but rockedge knows how to install 'file' package - don't worry about that).MochiMoppel wrote:Looks like "Void Linux" is a little bit too void
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/* Only image menuitems from theme or file support this */
if (attributeset_is_avail(Attr, ATTR_WIDTH)) {
if (menuitemtype == TYPE_MENUITEM_IMAGE_ICON ||
menuitemtype == TYPE_MENUITEM_IMAGE_FILE) {
width = atoi(attributeset_get_first(&element, Attr, ATTR_WIDTH));
} else {
fprintf(stderr, "%s(): <width> not implemented for this widget.\n",
__func__);
}
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widget_menuitem_create(): <width> not implemented for this widget.