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2009年 2月 26日 (木) 04:33:00 JST
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window.show_all
Gtk.main
-The first thing you need to do when using Gtk::UIMamager to dynamically load menus and toolbars is to create an array of actions. Though it is possible to manually create every Gtk::Action, Gtk::ToggleAction, or Gtk::RadioAction object, but there is a much easier way with Gtk::ActionGroup#add_actions(entries). The ((*entries*)) argument is a two dimensional array containing rows of Gtk::Action properties. Gtk::Action object holds information about how a menu or toolbar item is drawn and what callback function should be called, if any, when the item is activated.
+The first thing you need to do when using Gtk::UIManager to dynamically load menus and toolbars is to create an array of actions. Though it is possible to manually create every Gtk::Action, Gtk::ToggleAction, or Gtk::RadioAction object, but there is a much easier way with Gtk::ActionGroup#add_actions(entries). The ((*entries*)) argument is a two dimensional array containing rows of Gtk::Action properties. Gtk::Action object holds information about how a menu or toolbar item is drawn and what callback function should be called, if any, when the item is activated.
:Gtk::Action properties:
If you look at the code in our example program (uimanager.rb) you will notice that we need to provide a two dimensional array of objects to the Gtk::ActionGroup. we do this as follows: