Not the most inspiring subject title but hopefully someone here will be
able to help.
I'm working on an app which uses a GtkFileChooser dialog. Let's say I
use it to open a file. Next time I launch the GtkFileChooser I'll see
an entry called "Recently Used" which lists the file I opened last
time. As the number of entries increases, they get saved in a
persistent file called "recently-used.xbel". This all seems to be a
feature of gtk+. There's nothing in the actual app that handles any of
this.
Currently we're using gtk+2 (as opposed to gtk+3). Is there any way I
can modify what gets saved in 'recently-used.xbel'? For example, if I
DIDN'T want it to include files with a particular extension, does the
existing code provide any mechanism for achieving that? In other words,
I want the user to be able to select files of that type - but I DON'T
want them to get listed in 'recently-used.xbel'.
Or alternatively... if I ONLY wanted it to include files with certain
extension(s) can I specify that somehow in my application? Thanks.
John
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