I also found that if I register a function which creates a Gtk::Button
from the .so file, it just works.
class MyPlugin : public Plugin
{
void init()
{
//create<Gtk::Button> is a factory function which returns a
Gtk::Button when invoked
app.registerWidget("Button", create<Gtk::Button>());
}
};
But if I derive my own widget, for example, like this:
class MyButton : public Gtk::Button {};
And then I add it:
class MyPlugin : public Plugin
{
void init()
{
//create<MyButton> is a factory function which returns a
mybutton when invoked
App::instance().registerWidget("MyButton", create<MyButton>());
}
}
When invoking from my program, the problem is shown.
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