TR : [Glade-devel] Re: [LONG] Glade and Anjuta

[Joaquin Cuenca Abela]

I forgot to CC the list:

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Joaquin Cuenca Abela [mailto:e98cuenc@free.fr]=20
Envoy=E9 : vendredi 7 mars 2003 08:05
=C0 : 'Biswapesh Chattopadhyay'
Objet : RE : [Glade-devel] Re: [LONG] Glade and Anjuta


Biswapesh wrote:
>=20
> [snip]
> > Ok, so first, let's do a quick presentation of glade.
> Damon Chaplin
> > did
> [snip]
>=20
> So, glade-3 si not likely to be complte anytime soon - is

The things lacking in glade-3 when compared with glade-2 are:

1) Stability
2) Menu Editor
3) Being able to add new catalogs

Point 1 is not really *sooo* bad.  Point 2 is the most important IMHO.

> that it ? Looks like the anjuta1/anjuta2 situation all over again. Boy

> I hate code rewrites ! :-(

Hey, it's not my fault ;-)

> Ignore this - a simple widget is O.K - we'll put it in a scrollable=20
> container - in fact, that's actually a better solution. BTW, I hope=20
> your widgets emit the necessary signals.

Bad news.  I've just changed them from a window widget to a non window
one.  All the communication between widgets is not yet done with
signals, but I will start adding them asap.

> > I don't think it belongs to glade to do that.  We're a
> "build a GUI"
> > tool, not a gtk+ instrospector.  What's the problem
> implementing that
> > on anjuta itself?
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> Can you tell me how then to get the prototype for the function ? How=20
> did glade-1 do it ? Was it all hardcoded ? I want the ability to=20
> define custom widgets. Is there any way to introspect in GTK (maybe=20
> some marshaller call ?)

You should have the Gtype of the widget.  Then you call
g_signal_list_ids & g_signal_query.  That should give you everything you
need to build the prototype of the callback.

Cheers,