Re: Drag-n-drop for dummies
- From: Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com>
- To: January Weiner 3 <jweiner1 ix urz uni-heidelberg de>
- Cc: gtk-app-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Drag-n-drop for dummies
- Date: 03 May 2001 09:46:15 -0400
January Weiner 3 <jweiner1 ix urz uni-heidelberg de> writes:
I started reading about drag-n-drop... oh my. This is just too much
for my little brain. I just want a simple thing: I have a text
area, and I want the user to be able to drop just any text file
into that widget. As simple as that. Where should I start? Does
anybody have a code snippet I could use? Or is there some
"Drag-n-drop for dummies" document somewhere available? Just give
me a hook, I will handle it. The gtk documentation, however, I do
not understand.
I think Donna Martin's "21 days" book covers it.
Next, an even more naive question. I do not use GNOME. I do not use
KDE. I use icewm. How can I try out whether my d-n-d works? :-)
DND has nothing to do with GNOME/KDE, it's totally separate and will
be just the same under icewm.
I guess the problem is you want to accept file drops from the file
manager and aren't running a file manager? How about start up a file
manager during debugging? ;-)
Use a bogus user and Xnest if you can't handle it on your own
account. ;-)
Havoc
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