Hello, I'm just starting to use GTK+ for an Interfaces Design course I'm taking at school and I need to change part of a window at the press of a button, is this possible? or do do I have to create a new window?, if this is so, how do I go about destroying the new window and creating the new one?
You need to mention what kind of changes are you making.
But basically, just keep a pointer to whatever you wish to change.
You can remove children from a container and/or add other children.
There's not really a limit on what you can do ... anything you can do during window creation, you should be able to do at any other time.
I don't think there's any time where you'd have to resort to destroying the entire window.
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