GTK+
The GIMP Toolkit
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- Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Getting Started
- 3. Moving On
- 3.1. Data Types
- 3.2. More on Signal Handlers
- 3.3. An Upgraded Hello World
- 4. Packing Widgets
- 5. Widget Overview
- 5.1. Casting
- 5.2. Widget Hierarchy
- 5.3. Widgets Without Windows
- 6. The Button Widget
- 6.1. Normal Buttons
- 6.2. Toggle Buttons
- 6.3. Check Buttons
- 6.4. Radio Buttons
- 7. Adjustments
- 8. Range Widgets
- 8.1. Scrollbar Widgets
- 8.2. Scale Widgets
- 8.3. Common Range Functions
- 8.3.1. Setting the Update Policy
- 8.3.2. Getting and Setting Adjustments
- 8.4. Key and Mouse bindings
- 8.4.1. Vertical Range Widgets
- 8.4.2. Horizontal Range Widgets
- 8.5. Example
- 9. Miscellaneous Widgets
- 9.1. Labels
- 9.2. Arrows
- 9.3. The Tooltips Object
- 9.4. Progress Bars
- 9.5. Dialogs
- 9.6. Pixmaps
- 9.7. Rulers
- 9.8. Statusbars
- 9.9. Text Entries
- 9.10. Spin Buttons
- 9.11. Combo Box
- 9.12. Calendar
- 9.13. Color Selection
- 9.14. File Selections
- 10. Container Widgets
- 10.1. The EventBox
- 10.2. The Alignment widget
- 10.3. Fixed Container
- 10.4. Layout Container
- 10.5. Frames
- 10.6. Aspect Frames
- 10.7. Paned Window Widgets
- 10.8. Viewports
- 10.9. Scrolled Windows
- 10.10. Button Boxes
- 10.11. Toolbar
- 10.12. Notebooks
- 11. CList Widget
- 11.1. Creating a CList widget
- 11.2. Modes of operation
- 11.3. Working with titles
- 11.4. Manipulating the list itself
- 11.5. Adding rows to the list
- 11.6. Setting text and pixmaps in the cells
- 11.7. Storing data pointers
- 11.8. Working with selections
- 11.9. The signals that bring it together
- 11.10. A CList example
- 12. CTree Widget
- 12.1. Creating a CTree
- 12.2. Adding and Removing nodes
- 12.3. Setting CTree Attributes
- 12.4. Utilizing row data
- 13. Tree Widget
- 13.1. Creating a Tree
- 13.2. Adding a Subtree
- 13.3. Handling the Selection List
- 13.4. Tree Widget Internals
- 13.4.1. Signals
- 13.4.2. Functions and Macros
- 13.5. Tree Item Widget
- 13.5.1. Signals
- 13.5.2. Functions and Macros
- 13.6. Tree Example
- 14. Menu Widget
- 14.1. Manual Menu Creation
- 14.2. Manual Menu Example
- 14.3. Using ItemFactory
- 14.4. Item Factory Example
- 15. Text Widget
- 15.1. Creating and Configuring a Text box
- 15.2. Text Manipulation
- 15.3. Keyboard Shortcuts
- 15.3.1. Motion Shortcuts
- 15.3.2. Editing Shortcuts
- 15.3.3. Selection Shortcuts
- 15.4. A GtkText Example
- 16. Undocumented Widgets
- 16.1. Curves
- 16.2. Drawing Area
- 16.3. Font Selection Dialog
- 16.4. Gamma Curve
- 16.5. Image
- 16.6. Packer
- 16.7. Plugs and Sockets
- 16.8. Preview
- 17. Setting Widget Attributes
- 18. Timeouts, IO and Idle Functions
- 18.1. Timeouts
- 18.2. Monitoring IO
- 18.3. Idle Functions
- 19. Advanced Event and Signal Handling
- 20. Managing Selections
- 20.1. Overview
- 20.2. Retrieving the selection
- 20.3. Supplying the selection
- 21. Drag-and-drop (DND)
- 21.1. Overview
- 21.2. Properties
- 21.3. Functions
- 21.3.1. Setting up the source widget
- 21.3.2. Signals on the source widget:
- 21.3.3. Setting up a destination widget:
- 21.3.4. Signals on the destination widget:
- 22. GLib
- 22.1. Definitions
- 22.2. Doubly Linked Lists
- 22.3. Singly Linked Lists
- 22.4. Memory Management
- 22.5. Timers
- 22.6. String Handling
- 22.7. Utility and Error Functions
- 23. GTK's rc Files
- 23.1. Functions For rc Files
- 23.2. GTK's rc File Format
- 23.3. Example rc file
- 24. Writing Your Own Widgets
- 24.1. Overview
- 24.2. The Anatomy Of A Widget
- 24.3. Creating a Composite widget
- 24.3.1. Introduction
- 24.3.2. Choosing a parent class
- 24.3.3. The header file
- 24.3.4. The _get_type() function
- 24.3.5. The _class_init() function
- 24.3.6. The _init() function
- 24.3.7. And the rest...
- 24.4. Creating a widget from scratch
- 24.4.1. Introduction
- 24.4.2. Displaying a widget on the screen
- 24.4.3. The origins of the Dial Widget
- 24.4.4. The Basics
- 24.4.5. gtk_dial_realize()
- 24.4.6. Size negotiation
- 24.4.7. gtk_dial_expose()
- 24.4.8. Event handling
- 24.4.9. Possible Enhancements
- 24.5. Learning More
- 25. Scribble, A Simple Example Drawing Program
- 25.1. Overview
- 25.2. Event Handling
- 25.3. The DrawingArea Widget, And Drawing
- 25.4. Adding XInput support
- 25.4.1. Enabling extended device information
- 25.4.2. Using extended device information
- 25.4.3. Finding out more about a device
- 25.4.4. Further sophistications
- 26. Tips For Writing GTK Applications
- 27. Contributing
- 28. Credits
- 29. Tutorial Copyright and Permissions Notice
- A. GTK Signals
- A.1. GtkObject
- A.2. GtkWidget
- A.3. GtkData
- A.4. GtkContainer
- A.5. GtkCalendar
- A.6. GtkEditable
- A.7. GtkTipsQuery
- A.8. GtkCList
- A.9. GtkNotebook
- A.10. GtkList
- A.11. GtkMenuShell
- A.12. GtkToolbar
- A.13. GtkTree
- A.14. GtkButton
- A.15. GtkItem
- A.16. GtkWindow
- A.17. GtkHandleBox
- A.18. GtkToggleButton
- A.19. GtkMenuItem
- A.20. GtkListItem
- A.21. GtkTreeItem
- A.22. GtkCheckMenuItem
- A.23. GtkInputDialog
- A.24. GtkColorSelection
- A.25. GtkStatusBar
- A.26. GtkCTree
- A.27. GtkCurve
- A.28. GtkAdjustment
- B. GDK Event Types
- C. Code Examples
- C.1. Tictactoe
- C.1.1. tictactoe.h
- C.1.2. tictactoe.c
- C.1.3. ttt_test.c
- C.2. GtkDial
- C.2.1. gtkdial.h
- C.2.2. gtkdial.c
- C.2.3. dial_test.c
- C.3. Scribble
- C.3.1. scribble-simple.c
- C.3.2. scribble-xinput.c
- D. List Widget
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