Denis Washington
2011-06-11 08:08:08 UTC
(This is a copy of the weekly GSoC report I sent to gnome-soc-list.)
Hi,
My Glade "gbinding" branch received a lot of work this week. Much of
this is fixing bugs and memory leaks, but I have also implemented the
first actually user-visible bits to the Glade UI:
* When a GtkBuilder file with property binding definitions is opened,
these bindings actually come to effect in the Glade workspace, that
is, changing the value of a source property automatically updates
the binding's target property accordingly.
* The inspector now indicates whether a property is the target of a
binding and disables its value editing controls in this case.
Also, the property's tooltip shows which property and object it is
bound to.
So all in all, Glade gives you complete read-only access to the bindings
defined in a GtkBuilder file now.
My next task will be to make the creation and editing of property
bindings within Glade possible. This will involve the integration of
corresponding commands into Glade's undo/redo system and a minimal UI
for invoking them (among other subtasks that I have yet to discover ;).
Screenshots and short testing instructions can be found on my today's
blog post [1].
Regards,
Denis Washington
[1]
http://denwash.wordpress.com/2011/06/10/glade-and-property-binding-finally-something-to-see/
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Hi,
My Glade "gbinding" branch received a lot of work this week. Much of
this is fixing bugs and memory leaks, but I have also implemented the
first actually user-visible bits to the Glade UI:
* When a GtkBuilder file with property binding definitions is opened,
these bindings actually come to effect in the Glade workspace, that
is, changing the value of a source property automatically updates
the binding's target property accordingly.
* The inspector now indicates whether a property is the target of a
binding and disables its value editing controls in this case.
Also, the property's tooltip shows which property and object it is
bound to.
So all in all, Glade gives you complete read-only access to the bindings
defined in a GtkBuilder file now.
My next task will be to make the creation and editing of property
bindings within Glade possible. This will involve the integration of
corresponding commands into Glade's undo/redo system and a minimal UI
for invoking them (among other subtasks that I have yet to discover ;).
Screenshots and short testing instructions can be found on my today's
blog post [1].
Regards,
Denis Washington
[1]
http://denwash.wordpress.com/2011/06/10/glade-and-property-binding-finally-something-to-see/
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