On Tuesday 30 November 2004 12:06, Kenneth Sodemann wrote:
> If you build a simple interface with glade and then look at the generated
> code and look at it, you will find the generated code is basically saving
> the widget pointers as object data. I thought that was a neat idea, and
> adopted it in my own code. Then all I have to do is pass the main parent
> widget around and lookup the widgets from there as needed.
You could also allocate yourself a custom-made struct containing all the
widgets you need access to, and pass that struct around instead. Something
like
gtk_widget_show (foo->treeview);
is usually more readable than code littered with g_object_get_data() like
gtk_widget_show (GTK_WIDGET (g_object_get_data (G_OBJECT (win),
"treeview")));
> You might want to generate some code from glade and take a look...
I think in general it makes more sense to look at code that was written by
experienced programmers rather than to look at generated code ...
Cheers
-Tim
Obligatory disclaimer: don't generate code with glade, use libglade to read in
the Glade-generated .glade XML UI description at startup ;-)
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