On 10/12/2013 09:24 AM, Patrick wrote:
Thanks again Allin
Sorry everyone about the garbage post. Just in case someone finds this
later I want to mention a better way to self study along with Krause's
book, I just got this set up last night.
You can download the examples to the book here:
http://gtkbook.sourceforge.net/download.html
Download the source code for glib and gtk and put them in the same
extracted folder.
Install ctags
Run:
ctags `find -name "*.[ch]" `
to create a tag file
then load all the c files into vim with:
gvim `find -name "*.[ch]" `
From within vim run:
set tags=/path/to/your/tag/file/tags
Go to an example file.
Hover over an unknown identifier and with left mouse + CTLR you will
go to the to site of declaration
right mouse click + CNTRL will take you back to where you were.
-Patrick
Sorry once again, I am spamming now.....
The link I posted for Krause's book is incorrect. It is still useful
though, it just does not match the book.
I don't know where his book examples have gone, the gtkbook.com site has
a dead link.
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