Hi.thank you for your quick answer. Since I am working in c++, i'd rather use gtksourceview-3.0, non? Do you think the wrapper is stable?A last question. This means using Gtk::Notebook to handle the tabs when multiple files are open in my IDE while every "tab" will have its own Gsv::View to show/edit the file, right?Bests,AlessandroOn Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 5:22 PM, Paolo Borelli <pborelli katamail com> wrote:
Ciao Alessandro,gedit-dev is a development package to write gedit plugins, but not usable as a library in other projects.You can use GtkSoureView instead which is the source code editing widget used by gedit. At the moment GtkSourceView does not provide some higher level API (like file loading and saving), but we are incrementally moving those from gedit to GtkSourceView. In the mean time you can "borrow" gedit code :)CiaoPaoloOn Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 4:05 PM, Alessandro Vincenzi <alessandro84 vincenzi gmail com> wrote:_______________________________________________Hi to everybody.I recently started a project on SourceForge to port to GTKmm an old IDE for C projects that was initially developed for KDE3. The project is called GScope.I was thinking to replace Kate with Gedit for what concerns source editing in the IDE.* Can you please point me to some documentation to understand how to code the usage of gedit when including gedit-dev?* Is there any example around of a software that has been already implemented on top of gedit to be used as reference?Thank YouAlesandro
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