> 
> not all are empty (diaprint_callbacks.c). Well, the rest are empty, that's
> true. In general, more complex dialogs will require some callbacks. I
> think that if we will remove these (empty) files then we will have to
> postprocess Glade-generated _interface files which include _callbacks.
> 

I guess the callbacks should go into the FormXxx files and so we can
remove this additional files and yes we have to postprocess the .[ch]
files I've seen that already, so if you move the callbacks you use into
the FormXxx implementation I see then to get rid of the #includes in
the interface files and we should make a Makefile in the dialogs-directory
which can produce the right files and postprocess them automatically
(if I'm not mistaken glade has some sort of export option at least I've
seen this in the archimedes project)

> 
>> - would it be possible to postprocess the .[ch] files so that we can get
>>   .[Ch] files as we do with fdesign generated files? (I would help to
>>   implement this if you like it!)
> 
> In all computers that I've seen, gcc compiles files faster than g++. Do we
> need to have compilation times longer? :)
> 

Well I let Allan or others explain why they would like .C files instead of
.c files I'm not the expert here #:O)

>> - what is this support.[ch] is it always generated by glade?
> 
> yes. at least one function is used by me directly: lookup_widget.
> 

Yes but is this generated for each .glade file you process or do you have
to call glade with some special option to process it? And does glade use
this then or you have to use the functions for your implementation?

> 
> This is much better implementation. Should I change it or you will make
> it?

Well it's your baby :)

> 
>> - I will also have a look why some menu-items are never enabled and/or
>>   displayed wrong.
> 
> Is it Gnome-specific or the same trouble is with XForms implementation?

This is Gnome-specific, I had a look and there is some problem with the
update of the menus. While in the xforms part the menu is rebuild when
I press on a menu-button this does not happen in gnome. I will have a better
look but you should try too as you know better than me how gnome-menus
work ;)

      Jürgen

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