Recent changes to patches

Xcode3 build env

Tom Huffman — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 18:07:57 -0000

Add Xcode3 build projects.

Easy build by loading <root>/Mac OS X/gtk+-osx.xcodeproj and selecting the "gtk+-osx Install Public" target. This will build and install gtk+-osx into the /Library/Frameworks directory, and can then be used in Xcode with by adding the glib, gdk, and gtk frameworks to your project.

Other provided targets are:
"gtk+-osx (Embedded)" which build a version that needs to be installed as a private framework in your application bundle.

"gtk+-osx (Public)" which builds a public version of the framework, but does not install it.

"Clean Source Tree" which removes all of the build prodects, but does not uninstall any frameworks installed by the "gtk+-osx Install Public" target.

To uninstall from the /Library/Frameworks folder simply drag the frameworks directories to the trash.

CinePaint changes

Kai-Uwe Behrmann — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 15:12:49 -0000

The attached patch includes my source changes to run the official MacCinePaint bundles. They do not shape a new release. Even though the solved bugs would allow for a v0.7.x.

gdkfont stuff, v0

Szabolcs BAN — Mon, 07 Mar 2005 21:07:20 -0000

It's my first try to help. It's late night, so I will not try to check if it
leaks or not (I'm sure it will do, because I did not do anything to
avoid leaking)

It's ugly, too...

But works well with dillo (yes, you should compile dillo easily with
gtk-osx), at FOSDEM 2005 dillo guys were excited about gtk-osx
running dillo.

Really sorry for buggy and surely leaking code, but I hope this will
help.

Patches for cursor manipulation

MacGTKCoder — Mon, 28 Feb 2005 09:15:52 -0000

Here are some fixes to enable cursor manipulation.

Modified gdkcursor.c to build Mac Cursors based on some code
lifted from the gtk+ 2.0 for Windows code (similar enough bitmap reps
for cursors to get this somewhat functioning).

* Added code to gdkwindow.c to make gdk_window_set_cursor()
functional.

* Added something to gdkprivate.h to keep a pointer to the Mac
Cursor.

Try it out. Using the gdktestthing project, select the cursors button.
You should see the X logo cursor drawn (has some background stuff
wrong, we can tweak the _gdk_mac_data_to_cursor() method to
make it work properly later. You can change the icon by clicking in the
defined area.

Enjoy!

Oh, please add me to the project on sourceforge if you would be so
kind...

Patches for gdkdraw.c

Anonymous — Mon, 28 Feb 2005 05:26:32 -0000

Implemented some of the TODO items:

gdk_draw_point
gdk_draw_polygon
gdk_draw_segments
gdk_draw_lines

Gothello as a working app bundle

Dan-DEAD-iel Axt-ACCOUNT-ens — Sat, 24 Apr 2004 08:15:18 -0000

Makes Gothello work as a .app bundle. Works for gothello
0.3 on 10.2.8 w/ gcc3.3. Also fixes some issues preventing
me from compiling at all! Here is complete list of changes:

Changed the CFLAGS in the makefile to -O2 -Wall -pedantic -
fomit-frame-pointer, as -ansi will bomb.

Changed the CFLAGS in the pbproj to -Wall, as -Wall -
pedantic causes lots of warnings in the Carbon framework.

Changed the header paths in the pbproj to more closely
reflect `gtk-config --cflags`. The previous setup looked for
glib somewhere in /usr/, but glib is (when compiled as a
framework) in /Library/Frameworks. It now compiles
through Project Builder.

Made the program work as a double-clickable app bundle.
Changed gtk_main.c
fixed main: see comment.
Disable option handling: see comment in init_all().

This patch is a diff -Naur: apply w/ patch -p0 < bundle-0.3-
patch. You need to be just above the gothello-0.3
directory (gothello-0.3/..).

xcode fix

David Burnett — Sun, 01 Feb 2004 12:37:35 -0000

The compiler and settings used by Xcode on panther are
more fussy about strings that start on on line and end on the
next.

This patch fixes the one string that prevents Xcode compiling
gdk.

Expose and Mouse Event improvements

David Burnett — Fri, 16 Jan 2004 19:01:49 -0000

The MacGWind_FindChildAt() subroutine locates the 'child
window' at a point, it is used for keyboard and mouse events
to find the gwindow the gdk_event should be sent too.

If you have two child windows overlapping at the event
point, one hidden (unmapped) and one showing (mapped), it
could potentailly pick the hidden window depending on the
order they were added to the child window hierarchy.

This patch fixes this problem.

The good stuff...Currently in GIMP the tool option and
preferences stop responding in you move between tools/
preferences this stops that. It does not fix the bad widget
drawing, but if you click on the actual widgets for the
current tool/preference its will now respond.

Dave

Adds drawing to gimp, needs doing properly

David Burnett — Sat, 03 Jan 2004 17:29:25 -0000

The reason GIMP would not draw is that the mouse button
state was not stored for motion events.

I don't know anything about Carbon Events so this needs
looking at properly, it does not support chording for
example, and it misbahaves at the edges of the window.

Its a small patch to gdk/MacCarbonEvents.c and was
generated using diff -c old_version new_version

adds scroll mouse support

Andrew Prock — Tue, 30 Dec 2003 21:04:50 -0000

adds scroll mouse support
fixes right click support