Gnome2::Canvas

["Joel Allyn Cron" <jacron0 uky edu>]

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DESCRIPTION:I'm rather a newbie myself, but I can tell you there's a link t
 o an excerpt from a book on Gnome Canvas here:\nhttp://developer.gnome.org/
 doc/books/WGA/gnome-canvas.html\n\nAs to the call to root, I believe an ite
 m has to be anchored to something.  It's not always canvas->root, it's just
  a parent.  For instance, if you have a CanvasGroup in Canvas you can add i
 tems to the group as in:\n\nmy $canvas = Gnome2::Canvas->new_aa;\n\n$canvas
 ->{group} = Gnome2::Canvas::Item->new\n                               ($can
 vas->root,\n                                CanvasGroup::);\n$canvas->{grou
 p}->{item} = Gnome2::Canvas::Item->new\n                              ($can
 vas->{group},\n                             'Gnome2::Canvas::Pixbuf',\n    
                           etc,...);\n\n(sorry about the formatting, school'
 s emailer sucks)\n\nThe canvas item just needs a parent for reference.  The
  call to root for $canvas grabs the GnomeCanvas' root, which I believe is a
  CanvasGroup.\n\nHope this helps and I'm not proven horribly wrong shortly.
 \n\nJoel\n\n
SUMMARY:Gnome2::Canvas
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