Re: [gtk-list] Floating menubars & toolbars with GTK

["Curtiss Howard" <po_boxx_823 hotmail com>]

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>Subject: [gtk-list] Floating menubars & toolbars with GTK
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>Hi,
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>is there a way to create floating menubars and toolbars with GTK+ 
without
>using gnome gui functions?
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>/ Jonas Almfeldt
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Yes.  It's very simple.  You just gotta use your head a little and make 
an application of the box-packing metaphor :).

Basically, you make a new handlebox with gtk_handle_box_new();, then use 
gtk_container_add with the handlebox being the container to pack the 
menubar or toolbar in it.  Simple.

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