Antonio Zugaldia wrote:
>
> Matt Goodall escribió:
> >
> > Antonio Zugaldia wrote:
> > >
> > > Hello!
> > >
> > > I have created a new app with glade, but the resulting
> > > interface.c/callbacks.c becomes bigger and bigger, which is the best way
> > > of splitting this files in smaller ones?
> >
> > There has been talk about using a different file structure in the past,
> > splitting each window into its own file. Unfortunately, this isn't
> > possible yet.
>
> Although it is not possible directly using Glade, how can I do it by
> hand in an optimal way?
>
> > If you do split it up you'll probably have to split it again (and again)
> > each time you build the code using glade.
>
> I am not interested in keeping the original.glade file. I use glade for
> building an inital app and then I modify the code (all the code). So,
> once done the splitting I have no need of splitting it again.
>
> > Have you looked at using libglade instead - it works *really* nicely.
>
> Yes I have been studying libglade but I have choosen to use pure
> GTK/GNOME instead.
How you split the code is a matter of preference really but I would
probably start by creating a file for each window i.e. window xxx would
have a file called xxx.c.
I would then move the create_xxx() function from interface.c to xxx.c.
Then I would move all callback functions for that window from
callbacks.c to xxx.c, make them static, and remove the prototype from
callbacks.h.
Hope this gives you some ideas.
Cheers, Matt.
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