doc/stash-gui-example.c

   1 gboolean want_handle;
   2 StashGroup *group = ...;
   3
   4 /* Add the stash setting first so we can load it from disk if we want.
   5  * Effectively, stash_group_add_boolean() is called for you.
   6  * We need to use either a widget pointer or a widget name, and as we
   7  * haven't created the widget yet we'll use a name - check_handle. */
   8 stash_group_add_toggle_button(group, &want_handle, "handle", TRUE, "check_handle");
   9
  10 /* here we could load the setting from disk */
  11
  12 ...
  13 /* Later we create a dialog holding the toggle button widget.
  14  * (Note: a check button is a subclass of a toggle button). */
  15 GtkWidget *dialog = ...;
  16 GtkWidget *check_button = gtk_check_button_new_with_label(_("Handle"));
  17
  18 /* pack the widget into the dialog */
  19 gtk_container_add(GTK_CONTAINER(dialog->vbox), check_button);
  20
  21 /* Now we set a name to lookup the widget from the dialog.
  22  * We must remember to pass 'dialog' as an argument to Stash later. */
  23 ui_hookup_widget(dialog, check_button, "check_handle");
  24
  25 ...
  26 /* At some point we want to display the dialog.
  27  * First we apply the want_handle boolean variable to the widget */
  28 stash_group_display(group, dialog);
  29
  30 /* now display the dialog */
  31 gtk_widget_show_all(dialog);
  32
  33 /* let the user manipulate widgets */
  34 ...
  35 /* Now synchronize the want_handle variable */
  36 stash_group_update(group, dialog);