> > What I want to achieve is to collect some IDs (or something similar) > > when I create the internal classes. At this point, I have not created > > any instances. So I think I cant use G_TYPE_FROM_INSTANCE. > > Still, the answer is in GObject. Types can be referred to by name and > you can instantiate objects from type. Please have a look at the > GObject API reference, in particular the docs about the type system. > You may also want to read the excellent GObject tutorial written by > Mathieu Lacage. After reading the tutorial (again, counting 3), still, the question is the same. Never mind. I dont think it's possible. I think we are thinking in different worlds. Here is the basic: no GTK object defines a public FooClass struct or anything I can use as a pointer reference. Fiddling into the internals via GObject is the last thing I want to do. I can appreciate how GObject does its internals but without a pre-initialization hint, it makes things, in my world, impossible. I guess I will have to do the same as ruby_gtk. More maintenance work but safe. Thanks anyway, marc _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
