Open joangs opened 9 years ago
Pardon my ignorance, but is Builder the next generation of glade?
The current samples of gotk3 dynamically create the gui. Your work seems to imply you have a Builder IDE that currently runs and is starting to play well with golang. Is that the case? Will that work be directly integrated within gotk3, Builder or somewhere else?
I noticed a funding campaign going on for Builder, but they never mentioned any golang support within as part of any of their funding campaign targets. I believe it should be mentioned as a target. Gophers I believe would chip in.
Why isn't gotk3 actually not trying to do a funding campaign? Again, I believe gophers would chip in here too.
Cheers :)
On 12/30/2014 04:24 PM, Joan Garcia i Silano wrote:
type Test struct { patata int }
func (Test) On_button1_clicked(button gtk.Button) { // clicked }
.....
if builder, err = gtk.BuilderNew(); err != nil { log.Fatalf("Error: %s", err.Error()) }
builder.AddFromFile("gui.builder") builder.BindCallbacks(builder, &Test{})
Changes to be committed: new file: glib/glib_extra.go modified: gtk/gtk.go new file: gtk/gtkbuilder_bridge.go new file: gtk/gtkbuilder_cgo.go You can merge this Pull Request by running:
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-- Commit Summary --
- Added support to automatically bind events when using Builder.
-- File Changes --
A glib/glib_extra.go (24) M gtk/gtk.go (5) A gtk/gtkbuilder_bridge.go (70) A gtk/gtkbuilder_cgo.go (91)
-- Patch Links --
https://github.com/conformal/gotk3/pull/98.patch https://github.com/conformal/gotk3/pull/98.diff
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The gtk Builder creates a GUI from a description (file, string, etc..), but you must bind the events associated to the GUI objects. You can use glade to edit the GUI and save it in GtkBuilder format.
type Test struct { patata int }
func (Test) On_button1_clicked(button gtk.Button) { // clicked }
.....
Changes to be committed: new file: glib/glib_extra.go modified: gtk/gtk.go new file: gtk/gtkbuilder_bridge.go new file: gtk/gtkbuilder_cgo.go