> Pete Barnard wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Have started to use Glade and have spent a day trying to get a "HELLO WORLD" program
>to work without success. Have done lots of C and C++ programming in the past, have
>done lots of Borland C++ Builder, Delphi and Pascal but have never struggled so much
>with such a simple program, and there are no help files and the info on the web is
>difficult to follow. A few idiot proof starting tips would be highly appreciated.
Which part are you stuck with? Building the interface or compiling the code?
The FAQ at http://glade.gnome.org may help.
Creating a 'Hello World' program is simple:
1) Click the window icon on the palette to create a window.
2) Click the label icon on the palette and click on the window
to put it in the window.
3) In the property editor type 'Hello World' into the 'Label'
field.
4) Click on the 'Build' icon to build the source code. When
the project options dialog appears you can just hit 'OK' to
use the defaults. (But remember what the 'Project Directory'
is set to so you know where the source code is!)
5) In a terminal, cd to the project directory and run:
./autogen.sh
make
Now you should be able to run the program. By default it is created
in the /src subdirectory of the project directory.
(Note that for GNOME projects you should do a 'make install' to
install the program first, or you won't see some of the pixmaps in
your application.)
Damon
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