some gtk2 code

Hi Brucey,

Another welcome release... Much obliged...

@seb
My oops... I noticed that too, but forgot to change it for the last release.
If you want to try a quick hack...
Line 2987 or thereabouts looks like:
gtk_widget_set_size_request(handle, w, Max(h,0))
Just change it to :
gtk_widget_set_size_request(frame, w, Max(h,0))

Lovely-jubly... Seems to work well (thnx) You probably hate me posting, but I've found another few bugs for the next release... ;-)

Rem
A few more little bugs...

1) Adding a double ampersand "&" to the text of a gadget doesn't produce a single "&" to the button (as in other modules).
I.e. "Fish & Chips"
2) When a mouse move event is triggered on a panel, the EventData() value is supposed to tell us whether the mouse button
is down. In GTK, it only seems to do this for the first event. Try holding your mouse down while moving over the panel to see.
3) If you run the app, making sure the mouse isn't over the window as it loads, the button will be correctly positioned at 10x10,
however, move your mouse over the pane to generate an event and the whole panel/button jumps upwards... Weird, eh?

Thanks Brucey

EndRem

SuperStrict

Framework BAH.GTKMaxGUI

Global wndMain:TGadget = CreateWindow( "Test Window" , 220 , 140 , 400 , 300 , Null , WINDOW_TITLEBAR | WINDOW_STATUS | WINDOW_RESIZABLE | WINDOW_CLIENTCOORDS )
	Global gadPanel:TGadget = CreatePanel(0,0,ClientWidth(wndMain),ClientHeight(wndMain),wndMain,PANEL_ACTIVE)
	Global gadButton:TGadget = CreateButton("Fish && Chips",10,10,100,30,gadPanel,BUTTON_PUSH)
	
	SetPanelColor(gadPanel,200,255,200)	'So you can see the panel

Repeat

	Select WaitEvent()

		Case EVENT_WINDOWCLOSE;End

	EndSelect
	
	SetStatusText(wndMain,CurrentEvent.ToString$())
	
	DebugLog "Panel X: " + GadgetX(gadPanel) + " Panel Y: " + GadgetY(gadPanel)			'Watch the panel and button Y-pos fall to -9 when
	DebugLog "Button X: " + GadgetX(gadButton) + "Button Y: " + GadgetY(gadPanel)		'an event is triggered.

Forever

I've put a few comments in the source code for you to help you generate them.

Great work as always, keep it up,

Seb