Author Archives: xjuan

Cross compiling Glade for win32

Posted on May 29, 2012 by xjuan

It was a long time since I did not give cross compiling a try and it turns out to be easier than expected if you use precompiled binaries from windows:mingw[1] project on the OpenSUSE Build Service. (OBS) First of all … Continue reading →

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SVG && cairo_path_t fun!

Posted on May 28, 2012 by xjuan

For all of those of you who usually program with cairo: How do you include a somewhat complex path in your code? Let’s take GIMP as an example… Wilber figure shows ups in a few places and the cairo code … Continue reading →

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Hacking Glade in Glade: A recursion exercise

Posted on April 27, 2012 by xjuan

Last week, inspired by Tristan’s GtkComposite branch idea of embedding builder xml into widget classes together with the old eagerness  of implementing Glade UI with Glade itself I started hacking Glade in glade! The first step was to recreate GladeWindow … Continue reading →

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New Glade edit modes!

Posted on October 31, 2011 by xjuan

I am happy to announce two new Glade features that should make UI designers life a little bit easier. As you probably know Gtk+ 3 introduced new widget properties to control margins and its alignments which where only accessible in … Continue reading →

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Hello Blog World!\n

Posted on October 20, 2011 by xjuan

My name is Juan Pablo Ugarte, I started using open source since early 2000 and became a contributor around 2005. This Blog will focus on my personal contributions to the community specially to Glade (glade.gnome.org)

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