[Gtk-sharp-list] Using a Dialog box defined with glade with an Gtk.Dialog herited class

[mlgs]

On Wed, 2006-11-15 at 13:23 +0100, lordphoenix wrote:
> Hello
> I should like use a dialog box defined with Glade in a mono application.
> For the moment I'm trying to do it on this way but I didn't succeed : 
> First I've defined this class:
> 
> public class mydialog : Gtk.Dialog
> {
>   public mydialog() : base()
>   {
>     Glade.XML gxml = new Glade.XMl(null,"gui.glade",mydialog,null);
>     gxml.autoconnect(this);
>   }
> }
> 

Look at this it might help you, you are specifying class instead of name
as it was defined in glade.

Instead of mydialog specify Name as in your gui.glade file (as string).


Copy/Paste from help
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Creates an XML object from an System.Reflection.Assembly

public XML (System.Reflection.Assembly assembly, string resource_name,
string root, string domain)

Parameters
        assembly
        an System.Reflection.Assembly, or null to use the current
        assembly 
        
        resource_name
        the name of the resource in assembly
        
        root
        the widget node to start building from, or null.
        
        domain
        the translation domain for the XML file (null is the default)

> In order to use this dialogbox I'm using this code : 
> 
> mydialog  dgl = new mydialog();
> int result = mydialog.Run()
> if (result==(int)ResponseType.Ok)
> {//traitement if OK}
> dlg.destroy();
> 
> When I'm using this I have a dialog box but it is empty 
> 
> Someone has an idea about my mistake or about another way to obtain
> same result?
> 
> PS : Sorry for my bad English I'm french and don't speak English very
> often :-)
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