[Glade-users] Newbie

[Nicolas Raitman]

Ok...Thanks... now I can go on with further quesitons.
Suppose I have finished developing the User Interface... is there any way to
place the code for each callback with glade or will I have to place them
using a text editor? If I must place them using a text editor... do I only
have to write the callbacks on the callbacks.c file (of course, after
connecting the signal)??

Thanks a lot,
Nicolas

-----Mensaje original-----
De: Joshua Coyne <antgage@apk.net>
Para: Nicolas Raitman <new_world@radar.com.ar>
Fecha: Domingo, 19 de Noviembre de 2000 07:55 p.m.
Asunto: Re: [Glade-users] Newbie


>1. Run the ./autogen.sh, then ./configure and make
>
>2. Not directly from, you do all in Glade up to the Build Source command
>
>3. I would highly recommend you split up the files, it really makes it
easier.
>one big file is tedious to read if you wanna make a real application!
>
>Nicolas Raitman wrote:
>
>> Hi to all! I have a good experience in GTK+ but I am new to Glade. To
start
>> I have one question... suppose that I am developing an application. I
>> realized that Glade divides it in three (or four..it does not matter)
files:
>> main.c interface.c and callbacks.c
>>
>> * how can I compile those files to test them on my machine? I mean, I
>> compile as I would compile and single-filed gtk application??
>>
>> * can I execute the project from glade? If yes... how?
>>
>> * can I make all the project in just one file, I mean, by changing the
>> output file for callbacks, interfaces, etc to one file?? If yes... how?
>>
>> Well... that's all for now...
>> Thanks a lot!
>> Nicolas
>>
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