Hi Archit, Probably one of the simplest interfaces would be to remove the Add / Delete buttons.
Just using the "Insert" and the "Delete" keys on the keyboard can be used to add a new entry on the GtkTreeView. Cancel, apply, and ok buttons can also disappear, just leaving a "Close" button and making changes instantanely applicable (we have undo, so we don't need "Cancel") We still have the arrow keys to move the entries all around. These are also probably superfluous, but I don't see how to remove them so easily. Probably you can change up and down an entry just with drag & drop. You will surely find somebody @usability that will easily find something better than the left and right buttons. As the current is not far from working (at least it worked for flat menus, if I remember right), I suggest to first finish the current menu, and then do any wild changes you like :-) Probably the best list for this discussion is neither glade-users nor desktop-devel but [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please, if you want to discuss it there, start a new thread there instead of cross posting it, this way we will not have half the discussion here and half the discussion there. Cheers, P.S.: I will probably do a little modification to the catalogs after all, as I've converted glade-gtk into a dynamic library (only on Linux right now), and just realized that we have no way to specify the name of the library on the catalog... _______________________________________________ Glade-devel maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/glade-devel
