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I have been using the following tutorial to help learn to
create gui apps with glade and anjuta. (http://eddy.writelinux.com/part2/)
I had some trouble getting glade to
work with anjuta when I chose a Gtk 2 or Gnome 2 project. When I choose Project -> Edit GUI
Interface, nothing would happen. So I started Anjuta from an xterm to see
what was happening, and it seems it was trying to use glade, and I only had
glade-2 installed. So I installed
glade and when I did the Project -> Edit GUI Interface, glade opened and
gave an error saying: Error opening project. I noticed that Anjuta did not create a .glade
file, and it also only generated a main.c file in my src directory. When I went back and created a regular
Gtk or Gnome project (regular meaning not Gtk 2/Gnome 2), it created a .glade
file and created callbacks.c, callbacks.h and many others in my src directory. When I choose Project -> Edit GUI
Interface, Glade popped up and I had a window ready to start creating widgets. I would think that when you created a Gtk
2/Gnome 2 project under anjuta, it would create all
the files (callbacks.c, callbacks.h, main.c …) in the src directory and a
.glade file, and when you Edit the GUI, it would open in Glade2. I am new to all of this, so any help
would be appreciated. Thanks for your time, Matt |