"Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How?
>
> Using gtk_container_remove()? Is that the right choice?
Yes, gtk_container_remove() will work. However, unless you
want to use the widgets later, it's a little more efficient
and safer to just destroy the menuitem, which will automatically
remove it from its parent.
> How about if I want to remove all the menuitems from a menu, but I don't
> have
> pointers to the menuitems, except the one kept in the menu.
gtk_container_foreach (GTK_CONTAINER (menu), (GtkCallback)gtk_widget_destroy, NULL);
> I think gtk should implement those functions like
> gtk_menu_remove(GtkMenu* menu, GtkWidget* menuitem);
What advantage would this have over gtk_container_remove()?
It could be argued that gtk_container_remove() really should
be implemented as gtk_widget_remove_from_parent() since the container
argument to gtk_container_remove() is superfluous, but I
see no advantage to having per-container-type remove functions.
Regards,
Owen
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