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From: michael bode <m.g.bode@web.de>
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Subject: Re: GNAT for MS Visual Studio
Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 11:18:40 +0200
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Jean-Pierre Rosen schrieb:

> Interesting... I did it just the other way round. First used Glade to 
> learn what code corresponded to casual interfaces, understand the 
> general arrangement, etc. Then I started adding things by hand.

I simply started with tutorials and simple 'Hello World' programs, then 
added a few own widgets and moved on to the first programs that did 
something useful. And I was not impressed when I found out that on 
Windows Glade/Gate have problems when you edit the generated code. I 
solved that problem by avoiding Gate and using libglade instead.

Oh, I too add things by hand. There are cases when it makes sense to 
e.g. have arrays of widgets which you can create in a loop and handle in 
a common event handler.