Programming with gtkmm 2

1. Introduction
- 1.1. This book
- 1.2. gtkmm
2. Installation
- 2.1. Dependencies
- 2.2. Unix and Linux
- 2.3. Microsoft Windows
3. Basics
- 3.1. Simple Example
- 3.2. Headers and Linking
- 3.3. Widgets
- 3.4. Signals
- 3.5. Glib::ustring
- 3.6. Intermediate types
- 3.7. Mixing C and C++ APIs
- 3.8. Hello World in gtkmm
4. Buttons
- 4.1. Button
- 4.2. ToggleButton
- 4.3. CheckButton
- 4.4. RadioButton
5. Range Widgets
- 5.1. Scrollbar Widgets
- 5.2. Scale Widgets
- 5.3. Update Policies
- 5.4. Example
6. Miscellaneous Widgets
- 6.1. Label
- 6.2. Entry
- 6.3. SpinButton
- 6.4. ProgressBar
- 6.5. InfoBar
- 6.6. Tooltips
7. Container Widgets
- 7.1. Single-item Containers
- 7.2. Multiple-item widgets
8. The TreeView widget
- 8.1. The Model
- 8.2. The View
- 8.3. Iterating over Model Rows
- 8.4. The Selection
- 8.5. Sorting
- 8.6. Drag and Drop
- 8.7. Popup Context Menu
- 8.8. Examples
9. Combo Boxes
- 9.1. The model
- 9.2. The chosen item
- 9.3. Responding to changes
- 9.4. Full Example
- 9.5. Simple Text Example
- 9.6. ComboBox with an Entry
10. TextView
- 10.1. The Buffer
- 10.2. Widgets and ChildAnchors
- 10.3. Examples
11. Menus and Toolbars
- 11.1. Actions
- 11.2. UIManager
- 11.3. Popup Menus
- 11.4. Examples
12. ToolPalette
- 12.1. Drag and Drop
- 12.2. ToolPalette Example
13. Adjustments
- 13.1. Creating an Adjustment
- 13.2. Using Adjustments the Easy Way
- 13.3. Adjustment Internals
14. Widgets Without X-Windows
- 14.1. EventBox
15. Dialogs
- 15.1. MessageDialog
- 15.2. FileChooserDialog
- 15.3. ColorSelectionDialog
- 15.4. FontSelectionDialog
16. The Drawing Area Widget
- 16.1. The Cairo Drawing Model
- 16.2. Drawing Straight Lines
- 16.3. Drawing Curved Lines
- 16.4. Drawing Arcs and Circles
- 16.5. Drawing Text
- 16.6. Drawing Images
- 16.7. Example Application: Creating a Clock with Cairo
17. Drag and Drop
- 17.1. Sources and Destinations
- 17.2. Methods
- 17.3. Signals
- 17.4. DragContext
- 17.5. Example
18. The Clipboard
- 18.1. Targets
- 18.2. Copy
- 18.3. Paste
- 18.4. Examples
19. Printing
- 19.1. PrintOperation
- 19.2. Page setup
- 19.3. Rendering text
- 19.4. Asynchronous operations
- 19.5. Export to PDF
- 19.6. Extending the print dialog
- 19.7. Preview
- 19.8. Example
20. Recently Used Documents
- 20.1. RecentManager
- 20.2. RecentChooser
21. Plugs and Sockets
- 21.1. Overview
- 21.2. Plugs and Sockets Example
22. Timeouts, I/O and Idle Functions
- 22.1. Timeouts
- 22.2. Monitoring I/O
- 22.3. Idle Functions
23. Memory management
- 23.1. Widgets
- 23.2. Shared resources
24. Glade and Gtk::Builder
- 24.1. Loading the .glade file
- 24.2. Accessing widgets
- 24.3. Using derived widgets
25. Internationalization and Localization
- 25.1. Preparing your project
- 25.2. Marking strings for translation
- 25.3. Expecting UTF8
- 25.4. Pitfalls
- 25.5. Getting help with translations
26. Custom Widgets
- 26.1. Custom Containers
- 26.2. Custom Widgets
27. Recommended Techniques
- 27.1. Application Lifetime
- 27.2. Using a gtkmm widget
28. Contributing
A. The RefPtr smartpointer
- A.1. Copying
- A.2. Dereferencing
- A.3. Casting
- A.4. Checking for null
- A.5. Constness
B. Signals
- B.1. Connecting signal handlers
- B.2. Writing signal handlers
- B.3. Disconnecting signal handlers
- B.4. Overriding default signal handlers
- B.5. Binding extra arguments
- B.6. X Event signals
C. Creating your own signals
- C.1. Example
D. Comparison with other signalling systems
E. gtkmm and Win32
- E.1. Building gtkmm on Win32
F. Working with gtkmm's Source Code
- F.1. Setting up jhbuild
- F.2. Installing and Using the git version of gtkmm
G. Wrapping C Libraries with gmmproc
- G.1. The build structure
- G.2. Generating the .defs files.
- G.3. The .hg and .ccg files
- G.4. Hand-coded source files
- G.5. Initialization
- G.6. Problems in the C API.
- G.7. Documentation

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