Hi everyone, I am working on a project where I am struggling to decide which classes/objects I should use. I use gtk3 but it's still a classical application, so no fancy appmenu, CSD and not primarily designed for the Gnome DE.
The program works as follows: - A unique main window, with a main menu bar - Multiple task windows, all with a task menu bar - The program can be called with ./prog --task to only open the task window, not the main window The first thing one would find in the documentation is GtkApplication and GtkApplicationWindow, but those have some limitations I currently don't know how to deal with: - Different menubars for different windows (main window vs. task window) So the idea would be to use a normal GtkWindow for the task windows, but in this case I have: - Application life-cycle without a GtkApplicationWindow? So for me the most promising solution would be to skip GtkApplication and GtkApplicationWindow at all, using plain GtkWindows and writing my custom application class. Of course this means extra work to get all the nice benefits GtkApplication offers out of the box. Do you have any ideas how I could design my application accordingly? Kind regards _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
