Re: libglade todo list

[Rodrigo Moya <rodrigo gnome-db org>]

On Wed, 2001-08-22 at 10:07, James Henstridge wrote:
> I will put out another devel release of libglade soon.  What has been done
> since the 1.99 release was put out include:
>   - remove long_name APIs and clean up some of the construction APIs to
>     match.
>   - fix up gtk-doc build a bit to match the newer APIs.  Add some more API
>     docs.
>   - Port the bonobo support over to the new code (it was hardly used in
>     the 1.x platform though).  This is mostly untested.
> 
> Still on the todo list include the following changes (which don't affect
> the C API):
>   - Handle the translatable="..." attribute of <property> elements.  This
>     is how libglade will work out what properties to translate.
> 
>   - Handle more property types.  The big one is to support GtkWidget type
>     properties.  This would be needed for things like GtkAccelLabel,
>     setting the mnemonic widget for GtkLabels, etc.
> 
>   - add a module to support libgnomeui.  This is fairly trivial for
>     widgets that implement properties.
> 
>   - actually handle ATK properties
> 
>   - discuss with glade2 developers whether there are any other changes
>     required in the new XML format.
> 
>   - improve libglade-convert script even more (this will probably be done
>     through more testing).
> 
> C API affecting changes include:
> 
>   - go over the glade_xml_signal_connect_full and
>     glade_xml_signal_autoconnect_full functions to determine what (if any)
>     changes are needed to make them useful to language bindings.  I have
>     been adding libglade support to my python bindings in order to test
>     this.
> 
Hi James!

what about the status of the GNOME-DB widgets? I'm adding, as you
suggested (although I'm doing it very slowly), GtkArgs for all the
properties for all widgets.

So, apart from that, what else is it needed to make them work for
libglade in 2.0?

cheers
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