-> I am creating an app using GTK+... I don't like global variables, or
-> exporting large numbers of variables to implement functionality.
Standard object-oriented design says to write _set_ and _get_
functions for each variable you wish to have publicly r/w. I.e.,
gint config_page_get_varname(ConfigPage *cfg_page);
void config_page_set_varname(ConfigPage *cfg_page, gint value);
...assuming varname makes sense as an int. Of course, just write
_get_ fxns if it's read only.
--Derek
-> I'm thinking something along the line of using a function on the top-level
-> widget to return a pointer to the requested child-widget (requested by
-> name, since I did name all my widgets, and whats the point of names if
-> this isn't it?)
->
-> So if there's any functionality like this, or other suggestions, it would
-> be greatly appreciated. I've been through the docs, unfortunately they're
-> a bit sketchy on the more complex topics.
->
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->
-> Thanks loads,
->
-> Leeman
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