Hi.
A quick question, which is more one of style and programming practice. What is the
best way to structure a GTK Program. I have written a program which contains many
dialog boxes, all which hold buttons, text boxes etc.. I felt that the best way to
program this would be to use classes as I am used to object orientated programming
however I found that it could not be effectively done.
Having created an instance of a class , b I tried to call
gtk_signal_connect_object( GTK_OBJECT( button_setup ), "clicked",
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC( b.setup ), NULL );
This did not work, I then tried to pass the class as a parameter ie.
gtk_signal_connect_object( GTK_OBJECT( button_setup ), "clicked",
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC( global_void_function ), b );
and this did not work.
Since most of my functions need access to alot of the GtkWidgets I have made nearly
all my variables global so they can be accessed by all the functions, but this is
crap, and need to improve it cause it is an important project for college. How do you
think I should structure the program to have good programming practive and have the
variables available to numerous functions.
Ciaran
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