On Sun, 2007-07-08 at 16:40 -0400, Brandon S. Allbery KF8NH wrote:
On Jul 8, 2007, at 16:36 , D.V. wrote:
I finally got it to work with onResponse : I traced each possible
response to see which one was fired when clicking the close button
And what was the result?
Great, another place
Is it possible to have multiple windows in a glade file, and display
only one when the program starts, then show/hide the others as the
need arises ?
I can't find how...
I have a main window with a menu. One entry shows the about dialog
which is also defined in the glade file :
aboutmenu -
On Jul 8, 2007, at 15:37 , D.V. wrote:
Is it possible to have multiple windows in a glade file, and display
only one when the program starts, then show/hide the others as the
need arises ?
You can but it's not well documented.
I found that it was necessary to load the window each time you
I'm not sure I understand xmlNewWithRootAndDomain, I'll make some tests.
I found that it was necessary to load the window each time you need
it. (you must re-load the XML each time)
I was hoping I could only hide the dialog and not destroy it.
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On Jul 8, 2007, at 16:00 , D.V. wrote:
I'm not sure I understand xmlNewWithRootAndDomain, I'll make some
tests.
I found that it was necessary to load the window each time you need
it. (you must re-load the XML each time)
I was hoping I could only hide the dialog and not destroy it.
As
Oh !
Okay I tried and YOU ROCK ! Thanks a lot. Now it hides and comes back at will.
But I still can't react to that Close button that's automatically
added to that About Dialog.
Here's my latest (random) try :
aboutdialog - xmlGetWidget xml castToAboutDialog aboutdialog1
onDelete
On Jul 8, 2007, at 16:24 , D.V. wrote:
But I still can't react to that Close button that's automatically
added to that About Dialog.
Here's my latest (random) try :
aboutdialog - xmlGetWidget xml castToAboutDialog aboutdialog1
onDelete aboutdialog $ \event - do
widgetHide aboutdialog
I finally got it to work with onResponse : I traced each possible
response to see which one was fired when clicking the close button
onResponse aboutdialog $ \resp - do
putStrLn onResponse!!!
case resp of
ResponseNone- putStrLn ResponseNone
ResponseReject -
On Jul 8, 2007, at 16:36 , D.V. wrote:
I finally got it to work with onResponse : I traced each possible
response to see which one was fired when clicking the close button
Great, another place where the documentation's wrong. :/
(onActivateLeaf vs. onActivateItem (and after-
