On 11/9/05, Gopi K kgopik@gmail.com wrote:

are glade and gtk+ different??

No certainly not...

i mean s that gtk+ is a GUI developemnt tools and so is glade...

I ll better make it clear... Glade is a GUI interface to design the widgets ie., the windows in layman terms. We can acheive the same using gtk+, but it requires more time. So in glade you will design your interface and then open some related files to that interface, for eg: callbacks.c and then edit that file to write code to give actions to each and every buttons or other controls which you have. You can do the entire things by purely programming in gtk+ without using glade. So more clearly gtk+ is the actual library with which you will be writing code and glade is there for making the work of programming easy. Think like glade is the frontend for gtk+ programming :)

"Glade is a free user interface builder for GTK+ http://www.gtk.org/ and GNOME http://www.gnome.org/, "

I hope you get it now...

PS: ask your doubts through the mailing list :) so that all the other GNU/Linux users can benefit.

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