On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 01:40, ethan@ethanzimmerman.com wrote:
> I'm learning to program in C and I want to start learning GTK so I can give my
> programs GUIs. I'm having trouble finding good documentation/examples/tutorials
> anyone know of any good ones other than the official ones. Also what does 'good'
> GTK code look like? Are there guidelines/conventions for 'good' GTK code
> (variable and function naming schemes etc.). And lastly does Glade produce
> 'good' code? Do serious programmers use it or is it just mainly used with python
> to create simple programs very quickly?
>
> P.S. I know python programmers are serious programmers too I just didn't know
> how else to word the question.
>
Actually there's a good book that Ed Centanni pointed me to a while back when I was learning GTK+. It was by New Riders Press (I believe) Unfortunately, I seem to have left it in Tampa when I moved. A good spot to look is here:
However, I presume you mean free documentation. Hmm.. that's a bit more
tricky. Of course, there's always this:
http://www.linuxheadquarters.com/howto/programming/gtk_examples/index.shtml
Hope that helps, even if it's just a teeny weeny little bit.
Gnorb
P.S.
Can you tell me what you guys think?
http://www.devshed.com/Talk/Practices/GettingHelp/page1.html
Yeah, I know - stuff all of you already know. Still, if it helps a struggling programmer/admin get home to his kids faster, it's worth it,
no?
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