Re: [glade--]code generated for Gnome App window seems bad

[Jack Lecou <jackl frenetic com>]

Maybe this has been resolved already. I just encountered the same thing
myself. Looks like it just needs a set_contents to add the dock, a
set_statusbar to add the appbar, and then the dock needs set_client_area
to add the actual client contents of the window. I think that covers
everything.

So the following code ought to be generated in the app1_glade
constructor:

dock1->set_client_area(/*whatever widget, i.e.:*/ *vbox1);
app1->set_contents(*dock1);
app1->set_statusbar(*appbar1);

(that is with the default names, of course)

Regards,
Jack

On Tue, 2001-12-04 at 01:50, Christof Petig wrote:
> cristi auctionwatch ro wrote:
> 
> > Just try to make a new project with a default Gnome application window.
> > Compile it and run it.
> > You won't see any menus, toolbars, statusbar etc. :-(
> > I think that this is due to the fact that the code generated doesn't make calls to
> > standard Gnome::App functions like:
> > set_menus, set_toolbar, set_statusbar, add_docked, etc. or to at least "set_contents"!
> > Manually adding a "set_contents(*dock1)" made it almost work (no statusbar though).
> > What should the correct code look like ?
> 
> I didn't find the time to figure it out, if you tell me what the generated code should look
> like, I'll implement it.
> Gnome-App Windows were not on top of my todo list.
> 
>     Christof
> 
> Well, I'll look into set_contents.
> 
> 
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