Vladislav,
I would like to learn gtkmm as well. I have gone through the first
couple of examples, but my knowledge of C++ and object oriented
programming is limited.
Thanks,
Rick
Vladislav Grinchenko wrote:
On Wed, 2005-04-13 at 07:12, Rick Sutphin wrote:
Thanks for the response. I
Roger,
Thanks for the link. I have started reading through your tutorial, and
would like say nice job, and thanks for making it available for everyone
to benefit from : ).
Thanks Again,
Rick
Roger Leigh wrote:
Rick Sutphin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the response. I appreciate the
On Wed, 2005-04-13 at 07:12, Rick Sutphin wrote:
Thanks for the response. I appreciate the suggestion. I was hoping for
something along the lines of an object oriented 'HelloWorld' example (I
am not a very experinenced coder).
I am currently working through the GObject tutorial.
Why
Hi Rick,
look at the GObject tutorial:
http://www.le-hacker.org/papers/gobject/
If you design your application in a oo-fashion, all global variables you have is
an application object handle. That in turn knows the rest. Its like a tree,
where one tree-node knows stuff about what it is
On Tue, 2005-04-12 at 21:31 -0400, Rick Sutphin wrote:
Hello,
I am a noob to GTK+ programming, and GUI programming in general. I have
worked through the example, and done a few simple programs of my own.
I would like to improve my programs. Particularly I would like to do
away with , or
Hi Stefan,
Thanks for the response. I am currently trying to work my way through
the GObject turorial; it is somewhat beyond my current coding ability.
Is there other ways of coding that would let me write more modular
programs that are not as complex as GObject?
Thanks,
Rick
Stefan Kost
Thanks for the response. I appreciate the suggestion. I was hoping for
something along the lines of an object oriented 'HelloWorld' example (I
am not a very experinenced coder).
I am currently working through the GObject tutorial. Though I was hoping
to find something simpler I could use until
Rick Sutphin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the response. I appreciate the suggestion. I was hoping for
something along the lines of an object oriented 'HelloWorld' example
(I am not a very experinenced coder).
I am currently working through the GObject tutorial. Though I was
hoping
