Re: I love GIO.

On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 03:24:19PM -0800, Krasimir Angelov wrote:
> 
> --- Axel Simon <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Note that in both
> > settings it is possible 
> > to put one button into two different container. But
> > only in the Object I/O 
> > approach this can easily be detected (you keep all
> > created rIds in an 
> > array and see if they have been used yet). In GIO
> > you would need to 
> > traverse the whole widget tree of all windows to
> > determine if a button is 
> > already inserted somewhere else.
> 
> I don't know how this is made with wxWindows, but in
> GIO for Port the container for the button is specified
> as argument to "button" function. Once created the
> button cann't change its parent.
Oh, ok. So you specify the parent of a widget when you create it, thus a 
widget can never have two parents. Makes sense. In that case I opt for the 
Yaho/GIO approach instead of the algebraic data structure approach (Object 
I/O).

> The trouble here is
> with "layout" attribute. Its setter should chech when
> all widget inside the Layout data are assigned to the
> target widget. I suppose that with wxWindows the case
> is similar with the Port.
I am not sure I understand. Would it solve the problem if "layout" isñ a 
read-only attribute (like Sven Panne suggested)?

Axel.