| Thank you very much!
And here’s my second question: is it better to wait until gtk+ stable is released and then make all necessary changes in gtkmm to catch up, or do progressive changes as the gtk+ unstable branch evolves? I guess that a combination of these two approaches is necessary.
Regards, Juan.
2014-02-22 16:06, Juan Rafael García
Blanco skrev:
Hi,
Before gtkmm tag 3.11.5, Gtk::ActionBar was incorporated to gtkmm. It contained two properties: spacing and venter-widget. At that time, those two properties were present in GtkActionBar; however, 10 days ago, those two properties gone away. Can these two properties be removed from Gtk::ActionBar too? gtkmm 3.11.5 tarballs contain these two properties.
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Juan.
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Much more than that has been changed in gtk+.
GtkActionBar har been renamed to GtkCenterBox, and a new
GtkActionBar has been added. See
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=723929,
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?id=c86ee0558ca395a3a595f59278f5e26b7adbb663
and
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?id=d0a654e4b97cf5ff7bbab22a5fb1d6af8980f45a.
Gtkmm 3.11.5 is an unstable relaese. You can see that from the
second part of the version number. If it's an odd number (like 11)
the release in unstable. If it's even, the release is stable.
Gtk::ActionBar has not yet been included in any stable release.
Then you can do all kinds of changes to Gtk::ActionBar. In fact it
would be very good if you can make all changes corresponding to
the changes in gtk+, and make them before gtkmm 3.12.0 is
released. I don't know when that will be. It will definitely be after
gtk+ 3.12.0.
Kjell
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