Murray wrote: > > > but in fact, you can't do much better if you generate code. > > C++ has the concept of inheritance. glademm generates only > base classes. > User-written code is in user-written derived classes.
That's irrelevant. The question is: what happens when the user edits code that he shouldn't edit and later it regenerates this code? Two different places to put the same info is one too much, and as the task of extract the information from a .glade file is several orders of magnitude easier than extracting it from the code, .glade files should be used. I still see useful (for those who don't like an extra dependency) a utility that converts a .glade file to [pick you language] code, hopefully one that, with enough makefile's magic can do the conversion automatically at compilation time (kind of like the RC compiler on windows). But that's out of glade's scope. Cheers, _______________________________________________ Glade-devel maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/glade-devel
