Re: multiple toolbars with libgnomeuimm

[Murray Cumming <murrayc murrayc com>]

I suggest that you don't use the Gnome::UI menus and toolbars API unless
you have a really good reason. The Gtk::UIManager API in gtkmm is far
easier. The Gnome::UI stuff will be deprecated eventually.

On Sat, 2004-12-18 at 03:55 +0100, Mirek Kopriva wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I'm trying to set multiple toolbars using libgnomeuimm.
> The method:
> 
> create_toolbar (const Items::Array< Items::Info> &info)
> 
> of Gnome::UI:App class creates only one.
> I was trying to use
> 
> add_toolbar (Gtk::Toolbar &toolbar,
>              const Glib::ustring &name,
>              BonoboDockItemBehavior behavior,
>              BonoboDockPlacement placement,
>          int band_num, int band_position, int offset),
> 
> but without any sucess. Is there any other way? What about the 
> BonoboDock... parameters, what are they for? I'm not familiar with 
> Bonobo at all.
> I couln't find any docs about how to use this method.
> (Sorry for the previous messed up email)
> Thanks a lot for answers.
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