Re: Glade C code a bad thing?

[Claudio Polegato Junior <cpolegatojr_lsts pop com br>]

Hi,

 I make a converter to make (theoretically) any code from a .glade xml 
code. The converter read a XML file to "know" what do with each entry on 
.glade xml file.
 I didn't document it, but I can make this if somebody will have interest.
 The basic work is make six files (in my case is C++ and GTKmm):
   1. The general header file (.h) within one class (the window, just 
one), visual object declarations and the necessary includes plus one 
include before the class declaration (.hh) e an other before closing the 
class (.members);
   2. The code (.cc) within the visual objects' configuration;
   3. The extra include .hh empty;
   4. The extra include .members empty;
   5. The user code (.cpp) file, within necessary includes and 
functions parseds. The functions don't are deleted when its owner 
(visual object) is and new funcions are created and don't supporte 
rename functions (not yet).
   6. A simple make file.

   This converter compares an XML entry (node) from .glade with each 
one in .ctgtkmm (convert to GTKmm - C++). These comparisons are very 
complex and I made to solve my necessities, when I can, for exemple, 
identify a "Entry" with name started with "Custom__EntryName" and result 
on a declaration "MyEntry EntryName;" instead "Entry Custom__EntryName;" 
and include `#include "../Custom/MyEntry.h"´ instead `#include 
<gtkmm/entry.h>´, so I can personalize the generated code to any 
language (theoretically).

 Somebody does have interest?

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Claudio Polegato Junior

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