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<H1>[Gtk-sharp-list] Glade
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<B>Doug Pomerenke
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TITLE="[Gtk-sharp-list] Glade">djp@visi.com
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<I>20 Feb 2004 12:10:24 -0600</I>
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<PRE>I'm reposting this because I suspect that the first posting was not done
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correctly.
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Is it possible to make custom widgets with Glade, then add them to a
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container at run time. Something like the User Controls that are a
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feature of C# with MS Visual Studio. The reason I ask is that I want to
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put all the GUI components for a discrete business operation, (use
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case), in the custom widget. All events are handled in a corresponding
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adapter, (or should it be called a bridge) class. The goal is to not
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have any dependencies among the user interface components of different
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business operations. Something I have experienced when coding with MS VB
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is that after implementing and testing an application, the business
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unit, (customer), will say that they won't need a certain feature, or
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that they want another program written, (quickly), that will have only
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these controls over here. Well, if you know how VB works, all the
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controls on a form, (user interface elements of a dialog window), are on
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that form at design time. So you get a single source code file with
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hooks to unrelated business functionality that must be undone.
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It seems that the way that Glade works, one would have to put the GUI
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components for each discrete business operation on its own dialog,
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something a customer likely will not be happy about. It might be
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possible to use Glade to lay out the widgets of each of your custom
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widgets on dialog windows, hack away the XML for the GtkWindows of each
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of these dialog windows, then at design time, parse through the XML of
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the dialog window which will act as a container, and insert the hacked
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XML in the correct places. A very round about way of getting it done.
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I'm working on a client server desktop app with a source code tree that
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will compile with mono using Gtk#, and DotGnu using their SWF, and
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Visual Studio using .NET. Because .NET lets me use User Controls for
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each business feature, I want to follow the same arch and patterns with
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the Gtk# implementation of the GUI. This all boils down to reuse of
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code.
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Regards.
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