/* Gtk+ User Interface Builder * Copyright (C) 1999 Damon Chaplin * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. */ #include #include #include "../gb.h" /* Include the 21x21 icon pixmap for this widget, to be used in the palette */ #include "../graphics/gnome-appbar.xpm" /* * This is the GbWidget struct for this widget (see ../gbwidget.h). * It is initialized in the init() function at the end of this file */ static GbWidget gbwidget; static gchar *HasProgress = "GnomeApp::has_progress"; static gchar *HasStatus = "GnomeApp::has_status"; /****** * NOTE: To use these functions you need to uncomment them AND add a pointer * to the function in the GbWidget struct at the end of this file. ******/ /* * Creates a new GtkWidget of class GnomeAppBar, performing any specialized * initialization needed for the widget to work correctly in this environment. * If a dialog box is used to initialize the widget, return NULL from this * function, and call data->callback with your new widget when it is done. * If the widget needs a special destroy handler, add a signal here. */ static GtkWidget* gb_gnome_appbar_new (GbWidgetNewData *data) { GtkWidget *new_widget; new_widget = gnome_appbar_new (TRUE, TRUE, GNOME_PREFERENCES_NEVER); gnome_appbar_set_status (GNOME_APPBAR (new_widget), _("Status Message.")); return new_widget; } /* * Creates the components needed to edit the extra properties of this widget. */ static void gb_gnome_appbar_create_properties (GtkWidget * widget, GbWidgetCreateArgData * data) { property_add_bool (HasProgress, _("Progress:"), _("If the app bar has a progress indicator")); property_add_bool (HasStatus, _("Status:"), _("If the app bar has an area for status messages and user input")); } /* * Gets the properties of the widget. This is used for both displaying the * properties in the property editor, and also for saving the properties. */ static void gb_gnome_appbar_get_properties (GtkWidget *widget, GbWidgetGetArgData * data) { gb_widget_output_bool (data, HasProgress, GTK_WIDGET_VISIBLE (gnome_appbar_get_progress (GNOME_APPBAR (widget)))); gb_widget_output_bool (data, HasStatus, GTK_WIDGET_VISIBLE (gnome_appbar_get_status (GNOME_APPBAR (widget)))); } /* * Sets the properties of the widget. This is used for both applying the * properties changed in the property editor, and also for loading. */ static void gb_gnome_appbar_set_properties (GtkWidget * widget, GbWidgetSetArgData * data) { gboolean has_progress, has_status; has_progress = gb_widget_input_bool (data, HasProgress); if (data->apply) { if (has_progress) gtk_widget_show (GTK_WIDGET (gnome_appbar_get_progress (GNOME_APPBAR (widget)))); else gtk_widget_hide (GTK_WIDGET (gnome_appbar_get_progress (GNOME_APPBAR (widget)))); } has_status = gb_widget_input_bool (data, HasStatus); if (data->apply) { if (has_status) gtk_widget_show (gnome_appbar_get_status (GNOME_APPBAR (widget))); else gtk_widget_hide (gnome_appbar_get_status (GNOME_APPBAR (widget))); /* We need to clear the selection or redrawing is messed up. */ editor_clear_selection (NULL); } } /* * Adds menu items to a context menu which is just about to appear! * Add commands to aid in editing a GnomeAppBar, with signals pointing to * other functions in this file. */ /* static void gb_gnome_appbar_create_popup_menu (GtkWidget * widget, GbWidgetCreateMenuData * data) { } */ /* * Writes the source code needed to create this widget. * You have to output everything necessary to create the widget here, though * there are some convenience functions to help. */ static void gb_gnome_appbar_write_source (GtkWidget * widget, GbWidgetWriteSourceData * data) { if (data->create_widget) { source_add (data, " %s = gnome_appbar_new (%s, %s, GNOME_PREFERENCES_NEVER);\n", data->wname, GTK_WIDGET_VISIBLE (gnome_appbar_get_progress (GNOME_APPBAR (widget))) ? "TRUE" : "FALSE", GTK_WIDGET_VISIBLE (gnome_appbar_get_status (GNOME_APPBAR (widget))) ? "TRUE" : "FALSE"); } gb_widget_write_standard_source (widget, data); /* If the GnomeAppBar is in a GnomeApp, the code to install the menu hints is output in gnomedockitem.c. */ } /* * Initializes the GbWidget structure. * I've placed this at the end of the file so we don't have to include * declarations of all the functions. */ GbWidget* gb_gnome_appbar_init () { /* Initialise the GTK type */ volatile GtkType type; type = gnome_appbar_get_type(); /* Initialize the GbWidget structure */ gb_widget_init_struct(&gbwidget); /* Fill in the pixmap struct & tooltip */ gbwidget.pixmap_struct = gnome_appbar_xpm; gbwidget.tooltip = _("Gnome Application Bar"); /* Fill in any functions that this GbWidget has */ gbwidget.gb_widget_new = gb_gnome_appbar_new; gbwidget.gb_widget_create_properties = gb_gnome_appbar_create_properties; gbwidget.gb_widget_get_properties = gb_gnome_appbar_get_properties; gbwidget.gb_widget_set_properties = gb_gnome_appbar_set_properties; gbwidget.gb_widget_write_source = gb_gnome_appbar_write_source; /* gbwidget.gb_widget_create_popup_menu = gb_gnome_appbar_create_popup_menu; */ return &gbwidget; }