GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Glade Reference

Subsections

• Writing Your Code
  • Finding Your Widget
    • Using Libglade
  • Using the GTKExtra Libraries
  • Global and Local Pointers
    • Global Top Level Widgets
    • Nothing Should be Global
  
  
• Options for the Command Line
• The Menus and Toolbar
  • The File Menu
    • New Project
    • Open
    • Save
    • Build Source Code
    • Project Options
    • Exit
  • The Edit Menu
    • Cut
    • Copy
    • Paste
    • Clear
  • The View Menu
  • The Settings Menu
  • The Help Menu
  
  
• Project Options
  • General
    • Basic Options
    • Subdirectories
    • Language
    • Gnome
  • C Options
    • General Options
    • File Output Options
    • Interface Creation Functions
    • Signal Handling & Callback Functions
    • Support Functions
  • LibGlade Options
  
  
• Widget Properties
• Widget Palettes
  • The GTK Basic Widgets
  • The GTK Additional Widgets
  • The Gnome Widgets
  • The GnomeApp
  • The GnomeDruid
  
  
• The Glade Save Format