[Gtk-sharp-list] Drawing colored text and images into listbox or textview, like I do with GDI+ for System.Windows.Forms

[Rafael Teixeira]

You can use pango-markup to have some control of formatting... It is
recognized in various widgets...


On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 23:20:38 +0100, Timothy Parez <timothyparez@linux.be> wrote:
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> Hi, 
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> I'm trying to do some basic drawing in GTK# in order to have a window for a
> chat application which supports colors and emicons. 
> 
> A bit of code in my System.Windows.Forms version looks like: 
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>                     //Draw the time 
> 
>                     g.DrawString(messageMatch.Groups["time"].Value,
> this.chatFont, new SolidBrush(Color.DarkGray), e.Bounds); 
> 
>                     currentX =
> g.MeasureString(messageMatch.Groups["time"].Value, this.chatFont).Width; 
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> and 
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>                         //Image width equals image height 
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> g.DrawImage((Image)Program.IconShortcuts[bodyParts[i].ToLower()], currentX,
> e.Bounds.Y, imageHeight, imageHeight); 
> 
>                         currentX += imageHeight; 
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> 
> So basically I'm looking for a tutorial, but not one that explains how to
> use widgets and stuff 
> 
> but more how to use GTK# as an alternative to GDI+ (I think I'm looking for
> GDK# ?) 
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> Thnx for any help you might be able to provide. 
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