[Glade-users] Re: can't always find needed stock items in GtkMenuBar Menu Editor

[haircut gmail com (Adam Monsen)]

Ok, I think I figured this out.

If I start from scratch and create a new GNOME project, I can find the
"About" Stock Item. If I start from scratch and create a new Gtk+
project, the About stock item isn't available.

Looks like the "About" stock item is only available to GNOME applications.

On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 14:35:16 -0700, Adam Monsen <haircut gmail com> wrote:
> Hello, I have a small "bug" report (which is probably more about the
> way I'm using Glade, but anyway...)
>
> DESCRIPTION:
> I'm experiencing a problem trying to edit someone else's .glade file
> (it's for http://liferea.sf.net/).
>
> STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
> 1. open liferea's .glade file in Glade 2.5.0
> 2. double-click "mainwindow" to edit liferea's main application window
> 3. select the GtkMenuBar, named "menubar"
> 4. click "Edit Menus..." in the Property Editor
> 5. select the GtkMenuItem with the label "About"
> 6. click on the Stock Item dropdown
>
> EXPECTED RESULT:
> Could select "About" with a yellow star.
>
> ACTUAL RESULT:
> Many stock items, including "_About", are missing from the Stock Item dropdown.
>
> FREQUENCY:
> Always.
>
> Any ideas on what I might try to be able to make the About child item
> in the Help menu item into a Stock Item from within Glade? I'm
> proceeding manually (writing the C by hand) right now, but I would
> really like to understand what's going on in Glade.
>
> Here's one of the Google searches I tried when looking for information
> on the subject:
> site:lists.ximian.com inurl:glade "menu editor" stock
> Would anyone suggest a better search technique?
>
> Side note: how might I convince the liferea authors to use libglade?
> They would rather generate C code to avoid adding pre-install
> dependencies to their project. I'm actually hoping Nathan or Lars is
> on this mailing list. :)
>
> Thank you,
> -Adam
>
> --
> Adam Monsen <adamm wazamatta com>
> http://adammonsen.com/


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