"Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You should just create as many widget trees as you like. Glade
> automatically caches xml parse trees. Example (create 10 identical
> dialogs):
>
> for i in range(10):
> xml = gtk.glade.XML("foo.glade", "my-window")
> win = xml.get_widget("my-window)
> win.show()
Yes, this works fine.
What I did was to build in glade-2 a separate main window that held
the widgets I want to duplicate and in the real main window left a
"hole" where the notebook goes (I don't see a way to create a
zero-page notebook in glade, so I need to create it in the code). I
then instantiate just the contents of the fake main window, similar to
as you show above, each time a new page is needed.
> Don't always assume the right way to do something has to be
> complicated..
But, the right way is sometimes hard to find....
Thanks for the guidance,
-Brett.
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