>> It'll be fairly easy to add support for this in the signal tag, >> so you can specify the data argument. It would require two attributes >> one for the data and one for the type, then you'd do: >> >> <signal name="activated" handler="quit_cb" data="window1" >> data-type="GObject"/> >> >> void quit_cb (GtkAction *action, GtkWindow *window); >> >> > No sir, I don't want that action there! I want > void my_cb (GtkWidget *window). It will be fairly easy > to use connect_swapped, of source.
That already works: <signal name="activated" handler="quit_cb" object="window1"/> >> I never claimed GtkUIManager was perfect. I just said it was the >> obvious way >> of creating menus and toolbars. It might be overkill in smaller >> applications, but if they use gtkbuilder they won't even notice. >> >> > Well, I personally don't care about what's inside as long as I am not > forced to know that. If everything will work just like as it did before > (namely the "connect this callback to this menu item"), then it's > perfectly fine. Assuming s/menu item/action/, then it will. Johan _______________________________________________ gtk-devel-list mailing list gtk-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-devel-list
