[Glade-users] any documentation

[wwalker at bybent.com (Wayne Walker)]

Maybe just a couple of simple examples of common tasks.

Like how to set up keystrokes to trigger the same action as a button.

I can do it in raw gtk by catching key-release-event in the buttons'
parent.  But then I have to do all the decoding and switch statement
stuff in my code.  I assume there is already something that handles this
but I can't find it (in either gtk or glade docs).

Is there a "right" or reasonably easy way to do that in glade?

Wayne

On Mon, Jan 09, 2006 at 12:27:46PM +0000, Yiannis wrote:
>    Well, I guess in a sense and on a first look you could say that glade is
>    poorly documented. BUT, the thing is that glade is just a tool for creating
>    the gui.... and beyond that it is gtk and your language of preference for
>    programming.... so the actual documentation is the gtk api and your own
>    reference material. And gtk is very well documented.... Maybe there should
>    be  some  things on the properties of the widget but then again if you
>    understand gtk then you understand the glade properties.... Although I agree
>    it would be helpful to have such documentaion with references to the gtk
>    api.
>
>    On 09/01/06, Wayne Walker <[1]wwalker bybent com> wrote:
>
>      I second this question.  Is there any documentation for glade (2 or 3)
>      other than reading the gtk docs (which don't answer most of the
>      questions of new glade users).
>      Any documentation beyond the couple of extremely basic tutorials?
>      On Wed, Dec 28, 2005 at 09:29:38PM +0000, Mark Potts wrote:
>      > Hi,
>      >     I just installed the glade 2.10.1 package on my RHEL3 Linux
>      >     system, and as a brand-new user tried to find documentation.
>      >     When I found and started the glade-2 executable, I learned that
>      >     the help button does _not_ provide any options other than "about".
>      >     Have I missed something in the install or is this it?
>      >
>      >     I also find nothing on the web about glade documentation other than
>      >     a glade-doc package for Debian users.  I find no info, doc, html,
>      >     or man files in the glade 2.10.1 install package. I also find
>      >     nothing about glade documentation at the [2]glade.gnome.org web
>      >     site, other than a FAQ reference to future documentation and to
>      >     try the help button.
>      >          regards,
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