nameless instances of objects

[Azrael <azrael azrael-uk f2s com>]

I was wondering if it was possible to namelessly generate instances of
'objects' in Gtk.

i.e. I have a menubar to which I want to dynamically add buttons while
my program is in operation. Now as I won't be able to give them specific
object names.. I was wondering if it was possible to set up a routine to
namelessly add a button, and then call it several times.

Much in the way I would do in java, approx: blah.add(new Button());

If I can create un-named objects/widgets/buttons how do I go about
attaching signals to them? As obviously each new button would need to
have a signal attached to it relating to the purpose it was created for.

I hope this question makes sense :)

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