Actions / UIManager and OO programming style
- From: Christer Palm <palm nogui se>
- To: Gtkmm List <gtkmm-list gnome org>, GTK-list <gtk-list gnome org>
- Cc:
- Subject: Actions / UIManager and OO programming style
- Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 01:29:34 +0200
Hi!
I've been working for a while with the new UIManager/Action classes, but
I have some difficulty in finding the "right" way of using them.
First of all, although I can connect a Button to an Action using
connect_proxy(), it won't get the Icon specified by the Action. Neither
can the Action create a button. It appears that it would be natural for
Actions to provide the same support for Buttons as it does for MenuItems
and ToolItems.
Second, Action doesn't have any useful public/protected constructors.
This makes it impossible to subclass Action, which seems to me like a
natural way of creating actions. The same goes with UIManager and other
fairly recently added widgets such as TreeStore/ListStore (although
they've been fixed since). IMHO, this rather discourages good OO
programming style.
Any suggestions?
--
Christer Palm
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