Hi Everyone
I have tinkered with Glade in the past and I "felt" that this wasn't
going to be easier for me. It "seemed" like a single Glade file would
grow too cumbersome so I never gave it a real try. So of course this is
"felt" and "seemed" not fact.
I haven't personally found examples of people using multiple Glade files
for one application, is this possible?
I can't start adding widgets to a second Glade file without creating a
top level window. I do have the option to change the window type to
popup, but I don't know how to pack it into the top level window of the
first Glade file or if a popup can even be fully contained in another
window.
Alternatively is there a way to work with multiple sub windows without
having them stacked over each other in Glade?
I guess my main concern is that I would like the central portion of my
GUI to have multiple features and I am concerned that Glade will become
confusing. I was thinking that if I hand coded them separately, the code
would be easier to manage then the Glade file.
Is it also possible to define widgets within a top level window but to
ignore that toplevel window and that top level widgets into another
widget instead, such as a notebook, contained in another Glade file? I
Understand I would have to hand code this part.
Also I am using an unpopular language and trying to interface it with C.
Does it seem like a good idea to create a Gtk binding that was complete
minus what Glade supports? Seems like it would be a lot less work and
would avoid redundancy.
Thanks for reading-Patrick
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