>> It is possible by using the patch that is attached to 338843; or by >> including the GtkRecentAction that is defined in it in your own code >> (after renaming it, of course...). >> > > This sounds like a rather nasty workaround and not particularly > appropriate for a simple tutorial example. As far as I know, > GtkRecentAction is scheduled to be added for 2.12, so I'm not planning > to include an example of Recent files with UIManager right now. We'll > add it in the next cycle. Is that OK?
OK. > I have committed a preliminary chapter to the tutorial for recent > files, but I think the example needs quite a bit of work (for one > thing, It doesn't even seem to show the recent files dialog when you > click the menu item). I'm thinking about overhauling that example to > simply use a Gtk::RecentChooserWidget packed into a window (maybe as a > sidebar). I'd prefer to use the standard dialog if we are going to show a dialog. Can't we just make it work? > Right now there seems to be too much menu / toolbar code > that distracts from the goal of the example: using the recent items > stuff. Is it OK if I make some changes to this example? Well, I'd like it to be as much like a real world use as possible. But I'm not sure how useful it is without a sub menu anyway. Murray Cumming [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.murrayc.com www.openismus.com _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
