[Gllug] C/C++ mentor

[salsaman]

Mike Brodbelt wrote:

>salsaman wrote:
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>>It depends what you are doing with libglade.
>>
>>One project I know of, veejay-ng uses libglade to create all its
>>interfaces on the fly.
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>>The veejay client sends messages to the veejay server, which creates an
>>xml file and passes it to libglade, which then renders the interface.
>>This makes the application very flexible.
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>That's quite cool, and the app looks like it has a fairly complex
>interface. Admittedly, it's been a while since I looked at Glade, so
>maybe it's got better. As Dan pointed out as well, perhaps I'm overly
>pessimistic about Glade. Write it off to the fact that I come out in
>hives whenever GNOME people get all excited about the next nameless XML
>repository of undocumented configuration information....
>
>Mike
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Well, to set the record straight:

gtk+ has no relation to gnome.

GTK stands for Gimp Toolkit - as it was originally developed for GIMP.



The Gnome window manager uses gtk+ with some gnome-specific extensions.
GTK+ apps run equally well under any window manager.


Gabriel.

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