yeah, it does ... I'm working on a new light weight Palm OS look alike GUI to
go on top of Xlib ... (it's very small - less than 60k, and the apps i'm writing
(address, calendar, etc) are less than 20k)
checking the aspect ratio will work, but the keypad is a problem ...
and I was hoping the key events would be re-mapped - then I don't have to
worry about it ... I am re-mapping events internally anyway - so it's not
that big of a deal - but i'm at a point where I need to stub code, or solve the
problem ...
Scott Parrish
... Programmers are busy writing the next best idiot proof software.
The universe, in the meantime, is busy making the next best idiot.
The universe is winning ...
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Russ Nelson wrote:
> Scott Parrish writes:
> > Has the extension to the Xlib to query the screen orientation been coded yet ?
>
> Does it matter? All that you know is that the aspect ratio of your
> window has changed. If it's a gtk application, you might want to
> consider loading different glade files, so that your dialog boxes fit.
>
> Hmmm.... I wonder if gladelib couldn't be smart enough to select the
> "right" glade file, where "right" is defined as "fits on the screen".
>
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