custom widgets

[chirag jain]

Hi,

There is a project called Scratch stated and completed successfully at MIT. For more details please visit the following url:

http://scratch.mit.edu

Please download the application and have a look at it. 

I am trying to create a scratch like application with more advanced features like code generation capability. 

I will be using Glade to design my application's GUI.

In the scratch there are some drag and drop widgets which can be attached to each other to form a logic. Since I am new to Glade, I want to know can we create these drag and drop widgets in glade too with different shapes?

If yes then please send me some tutorials links.

Thanking you

--
Chirag Jain

Undergraduate Student
Netaji Subash Institute of Technology
New Delhi

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[Alexey Kurochkin]

On Fri, 2009-09-25 at 01:21 -0500, chirag jain wrote:

> Hi,
>
>
> There is a project called Scratch stated and completed successfully at
> MIT. For more details please visit the following url:
>
>
> http://scratch.mit.edu
>
>
> Please download the application and have a look at it.
>
>
> I am trying to create a scratch like application with more advanced
> features like code generation capability.
> I will be using Glade to design my application's GUI.
>
>
> In the scratch there are some drag and drop widgets which can be
> attached to each other to form a logic. Since I am new to Glade, I
> want to know can we create these drag and drop widgets in glade too
> with different shapes?
>
>
> If yes then please send me some tutorials links.

Take a look at
http://virtualex.linuxoid.net/2009/08/18/glade-catalog-tutorial/
It uses a custom clock widget as an example. You can drag the minute arm
in the clock widget, so it should get you some idea how drag and drop
works. Note though, that the clock arm is not a separate widget. If you
to make it a separate widget, you'd need to derive the main widget from
GtkContainer instead of GtkDrawingArea, but the logic is similar.

>
>
> Thanking you
>
> --
> Chirag Jain
>
> Undergraduate Student
> Netaji Subash Institute of Technology
> New Delhi
>
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