Gnome2::AppHelper3pm
GnomeUIInfo
In Gnome2 GnomeUIInfo's are often used as a convenient way to create GUI's. In Perl, GnomeUIInfo's are always references to arrays of items. Items can either be references to hashs or references to arrays:
- Hash Reference
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When using hash references, items are specified by giving key-value pairs. A typical example:
{ type => "item", label => "Quit", callback => sub { exit(0); } }For the list of valid keys, see below.
- Array References
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When using array references, items are a list of the following keys, in this order:
type,label,hint,moreinfo,pixmap_type,pixmap_info,accelerator_key andmodifiers.The example from above would become:
[ "item", "Item", undef, sub { exit(0); },undef, undef, undef, undef ]
To create multi-level structures, you use the "subtree" type and the "subtree" key, as in the following example:
{type => "subtree",label => "Radio Items",subtree => [{type => "radioitems",moreinfo => [{type => "item",label => "A"},{type => "item",label => "B"},{type => "item",label => "C"},{type => "item",label => "D"},{type => "item",label => "E"}]}]}
Methods
Gnome2->accelerators_sync
$menu_shell->fill_menu ($uiinfo, $accel_group, $uline_accels, $pos)
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$toolbar->fill_toolbar ($uiinfo, $accel_group)
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list = $parent->find_menu_pos ($path)
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$path(string)
Returns the GtkWidget and the position associated with the path.
$bar->install_menu_hints ($uiinfo)
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$uiinfo(Gnome2::UIInfo)
Releases
7 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge); the text changed 6 times.