On Tue, May 11, 2004 at 12:11:04PM +0200, Sven Neumann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Roger Leigh <roger whinlatter uklinux net> writes:
>
> > I've been learning about GType/GObject, and trying to create my own
> > objects. I'm attempting to derive a new object from a GtkWindow.
> > While the code compiles, I can't cast the object to a GtkWindow:
>
> You are initializing the instance in the class initializer.
Hi Sven!
Thanks, that sorted it.
Question: why does GTypeInfo not have a corresponding
instance_finalise/instance_dispose for instance_init?
A question for libglade gurus: when you specify signals in the Glade
interface description, does the target object have to be in the object
tree specified in the .glade file? In the (attached) source, I'd like
to connect events on buttons to methods on the main window, which is not
part of the Glade interface (the object tree is reparented). Is there
any way to automate this?
When reparenting with gtk_widget_reparent(), unless I call
gtk_widget_grab_default on the default widget that was in the widget
tree that was moved, I get a segfault. Is this a bug, or an unintended
side-effect? (The window that originally contained them is not used.)
Thanks,
Roger
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