[Glade-users] Buttons

[Dan LeBlanc]

--- jbrite <jbrite@webdsi.com> wrote:
> Wecome to the linux community!
> 
> I don't know visial basic so I connot contrast it, 
> but I'll try to help 
> anyway.  I don't know what you know, so it's hard to
> write up a help.  One 
> persons question implied he thhought glade would
> write code for him to get 
> widgets to interact, when what it just writes the
> code for the front end.  
> You have to do the rest.
> 
> anyway, here goes...
> 
> Any widget, buttons included, emitte a 'signal'. 
> The simpliest thing to do 
> is, while in glade, click on the button, go over to
> the 'properties window', 
> click on the 'signal tab'.  You will see 'Signal',
> 'Handeler', 'Data' etc.  
> On the far right of Signal you will see a button
> with '...' on it.  Click it. 
>  A dialog box will pop up asking you which signal do
> you want.  Click on the 
> 'CLICKED' signal.  Save and build.  This will create
> a an entry in the 
> callbacks.c file.  Load up a text editor (I use
> glimmer, others use glide, 
> emacs, whatever you like.)  You put the code you
> wish executed in that entry 
> in the callbacks.c file.  (In case you don't know,
> that is in the /src file.)
>
If your button is named "end_button", the function
generated in "callbacks.c" will be named
"on_end_button_clicked(/* a bunch of arguments you
probably don't need to use */)". This is about the
same as the VB Private Sub cmdEnd_Clicked() procedure
(assuming you named your button cmdEnd). You have to
put your code to end the program here. I don't know
what your program does, but this may as simple just
saying "gtk_main_quit()"
> Once someone asked me for help connecting a few
> items.  An entry box for the 
> user to put text, a button that when clicked will
> drop the text into a list 
> box.  I'll send you the program.  The user face
> looks a little slappy (I 
> didn't create it, nor did I fix it) but it does show
> how this is done.  I'm 
> going to send this file to you.  If anyone else
> wants it, send me an e-mail.
> 
> -Jeff
> 
> 
> On Saturday 13 October 2001 10:23 am, Ishan
> Chattopadhyaya wrote:
> 
> > > Hi
> > I am a new user to Linux and Glade. I earlier used
> Visual Basic (in
> > Windows). I want to know that when I add a Button
> widget, how do i make
> > sure that when the user clicks the button, the
> program ends. In other words
> > I want to assign a command to the button. Please
> give a detailed help as i
> > am a beginner to the terms used in Linux and
> Glade. I would be really
> > grateful to the Linux community if anyone can
> help.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> > Ishan Chattopadhyaya (15 years old)
> 
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