I'm working on filling out org.gnu.gnome.AppBar. One of the native
functions is gnome_appbar_get_progress, which returns a handle to the
GtkProgressbar used by AppBar. Is it possible to get a constructor=20
created so that I can construct an ProgressBar widget from the handle? =20
One of the biggest problems is that it would have to be public since I
need to call it from a org.gnu.gnome package class. I dislike this kind
of constructor being public. Maybe, I can implement
org.gnu.gtk.ProgressBar's methods in org.gnu.gnome.AppBar and call the
appropriate Progressbar native calls with the handle returned by
gnome_appbar_get_progress. Honestly, I like this even less than the
public constructor that takes an int for handle. It defeats the whole
idea of object oriented programming, but it's a suggestion.
Does anyone else have any suggestions? Maybe, the user of our bindings
doesn't need to use the ProgressBar inside of AppBar. However, I think
we're going to have to answer this question at some point since there
are other composite widgets.
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Philip A. Chapman
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