Re: Creating Gtk2 and/or Gnome2 interfaces for Perl with Glade or Glade-2

["muppet" <scott asofyet org>]

Pascal said:
> > for a quick and dirty example of using Gtk2::GladeXML see the file under
> > the Glade/t/ directory called 0.GladeXML.t and it's associated glade file
> > example.glade.
>
> Okay, when opening example.glade in Glade-2 I see in Options/Language that C
> is selected. I also notice that only C and C++ are available...
> The Options/Language section was the thing that made me doubt about working
> support.

that simply means that Glade can't write perl source code for you.  for this
feature to work, glade needs  converter backend, such as dermot's
glade-to-perl-two (which is unfortunately out of date wrt gtk2-perl >= 0.20).

you can still use the glade xml file with libglade, regardless of what the
code generation options are.


there's a tool called libglade-convert which attempts to covert your glade
project files (the xml files) from version 1 to version 2.  since widgets like
the GtkCList and GtkCTree are deprecated gtk+-2.x and therefore absent in
gtk2-perl, your mileage may vary.

that's the extent of my knowledge.  :-(


> The GladeXML file has to "written" for Perl or not ?
> that's the part which is still unclear to me...

no, you can use the xml file as is.


> PS: muppet : perhaps I should rebuild Glib-Perl, Gtk2-Perl, etc. before
> going any further ?

i recommend it.  also, there are instructions in the README with Glib on how
to install to and run from a non-system directory, which will ease the pain
and suffering of the constant upgrade cycle until 1.0.

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