Re: [gnome-love] GNOME 2 Template

[Joseph Monti <joe tgpr org>]

I think Glade (http://glade.gnome.org/) would be the best place to
start. Just make sure you are using the version with gtk+2/gnome2
support, which I think is Glade 1.1.3.

Glade is a great user interface builder (no code editing) to help you
get something started. It will generate all the base code you need for a
gnome2 project.

Anjuta (like Biswa said) is a great development environment and has
several project templates including gtk+2/gnome2. This is where I code
all my C/C++.

Hope this helps.

- Joe

On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 03:24, Herve FOUCHER wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to start programming with GNOME 2 framework. However, as I am not
> (yet) familiar with Unix development, I would like to know if there is a
> kind of template (a directories tree) with a "default" GNOME 2 application
> ? In a perfect world, it would include i18n and GConf features.
>
> That would be helpful to understand the way GNOME 2 works.
>
> Thanks by advance.
>
> H.Foucher
>
>
>
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