Nathan,
You can look at Tony Gale's & Ian Main's gtk tutorial
http://www.gtk.org/tutorial/gtk_tut-13.html#ss13.3
for an example of using the gtk_item_factory
functions.
I've looked at the source code to Gtk+ and the only
currently valid values for the "type" string are:
"<Item>",
"<Title>",
"<RadioItem>",
"<CheckItem>",
"<ToggleItem>",
"<Tearoff>",
"<Separator>",
"<Branch>",
"<LastBranch>"
I've not looked at the details of the RadioItem
widget, but this seems to be one you could use for
options.
Yours,
Craig.
--- "Neulinger, Nathan R." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
I've got itemfactory working great with regular
> menus, but I am having
> difficulty getting it to work with option menus. The
> option menu comes up
> blank and cores with a null widget when I click on
> it.
>
> When should one use the "<Title>" type instead of
> "<Branch>"?
>
> Does anyone have a sample snippet of code that does
> option menus with i/f?
>
> -- Nathan
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