Re: init clarity needed

[Darin Adler <darin bentspoon com>]

On Monday, July 16, 2001, at 04:10  PM, Martin Baulig wrote:

> Yeah, the properties are totally optional and you shouldn't use them 
> unless
> you have a reason to do so.

Here's my original question in a more-specific form.

I have a test program in eel.

It does not use bonobo, I don't think, although I have a hard time knowing 
the boundaries between libbonobo and libgnome these days. I replaced the 
test program's old code that called gnome_init to call gnome_program_init 
and then call gtk_init. I was surprised that I had to call both. Is that 
the correct way to do it? If so, I want to complain (mildly) that these 
two new calls are more complicated than the single old one in GNOME 1, and 
having to pass the moduleinfo struct and the vararg list of properties 
makes it hard for me to know if I did it right.

The eel test currently doesn't pass any properties at all. Is that right?

When I tried this, I crashed because I hadn't set the config moniker. Was 
that just a bug?

    -- Darin