Re: having fun with GTK...
"Stephen J. Turnbull" <turnbull(a)sk.tsukuba.ac.jp> writes:
>>>>> "-BP" == William M Perry
<wmperry(a)aventail.com> writes:
-BP> The gtk-xemacs-21-2 branch now builds --with-gtk=yes
OK, I'm giong to start beating up on this. The first build I'm
actually going to do is my normal config + --with-gtk=no. I'll let
you know....
Great, thanks! I don't think I've checked in the changes that break the X
build right now, so I will hold off for a while.
But I accidentally ran a config with the defaults, and I got Lucid
menubars and scrollbars, GTK dialogs, and Motif widgets. Huh?
Hrm - I'll bet that is just me being stupid in my configure tests - hang
on... yup. I'm a dumbass. Cut & paste got the better of me. How's the
attached patch?
-BP> if you have GNOME support compiled in
How do you get GNOME, again? is it autoconfiscated, or is there a switch
to control it?
It will be autodetected (if) when we remove the with_gnome=no chunk at the
beginning of configure.in. For now, you will have to manually specify
--with-gtk=yes --with-gnome=yes.
eh-he-he, libglade support?
Yup - pretty sweet. :)
(gtk-define-test
"Glade Interface" misc libglade t
(glade-init)
(glade-xml-get-type)
(let ((xml (glade-xml-new (expand-file-name "gtk-test.glade"
(gtk-test-directory))
nil)))
(setq window (glade-xml-get-widget xml "main_window"))
(glade-xml-signal-autoconnect xml)))
-Bill P.
Attachments:
- patch.ksh (text/plain — 1.7 KB)