[Glade-users] Re: bonobodock and bonobodockitem wirdgets

Luca Gerli spinkid at gmail.com
Fri Apr 7 19:09:22 EDT 2006


Hello all,

 I did not get any feedback on the query below. In fact I tried
 to google around with no success: I've found a question on
 this same list from a user who was noting that any control
 added to a window would take up all the window space.
 The suggestion was to add a GtkFixed and then add the
 glade control.

 But what if I want to add a dockable control? Should
 I add a bonobodock before? The problem is that I can't find
 such object (bonobodock) in any of the Glade choices.
 Palette->Gnome-> Bonobo Control returns an empty list of
 controls and maybe that's the issue.

 I'm probably missing a package but I can't figure out which.

 Thanks for your help,

  Luca.

On 3/27/06, Luca Gerli <spinkid at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hello all,
>
>  I'm pretty new to glade. After a while programming python
>  scripts outputting stuff to the terminal, I decided it was
>  time to go graphics, thus I started to learn glade.
>
>  While playing around with it, I found the "Gnome Application
>  Window" widget in the "Gnome" class. This really seems
>  like a normal "Window" widget plus other stuff like bonobodock
>  and bonobodockitem that seem to allow a better placement
>  of widgets in the window.
>
>  But my simple (and most likely silly) question is: where
>  are those bonobodock and bonobodockitem widgets found,
>  so I can add them in a normal "WIndow" widget?
>  They are not listed in the palette nor do I know which package
>  eventually adds them to glade.
>
>  I'm on Ubuntu 5.10 with glade-gnome-2, glade-doc-2 and
>  glade-common-2 packages installed. I thought the
>  glade ML would be a better place for this question.
>
>  Thanks very much for your advice,
>
>  Luca.
>
>
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