libglade vs. glade
- From: Gyözö Both <gyboth bygfoot com>
- To: gtk-app-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: libglade vs. glade
- Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 10:47:39 +0100
ah, yes, i found this out, too, after browsing a bit (next time i browse
first and ask then, promise :-)). what i still don't know,
however, is what the advantages of using libglade instead of letting
glade generate the source files are -- besides having less to compile
and a smaller executable. or is this the main advantage?
and there's the disadvantage of a slower program startup, right?
gyözö
Once you built the Glade xml file you can use the "Build code"
function and to end with the source code built by Glade - It's what
you're doing - or use the xml file directly through a library - called
libglade - to build the UI from this file at runtime.
so i don't know of this
glade_xml_new function.
You pass the xml glade file to this function to build the UI at
runtime. GladeXML *xml = glade_xml_new("filename.glade", NULL, NULL);
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