KWWidgets/Projects/UIDesigner/Application/PreviousWork/GladeStudyResults
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Glade
- Glade is a free user interface builder for GTK+ and GNOME, released under the GNU GPL License.
- The user interfaces designed in Glade are saved as XML, and by using the libglade library these can be loaded by applications dynamically as needed. (Glade can also generate C code, though this isn't recommended for large applications.)
- By using libglade, Glade XML files can be used in numerous programming languages including C, C++, Java, Perl, Python, C#, Pike, Ruby, Haskell, Objective Caml and Scheme. Adding support for other languages is easy too.
Quote taken from Glade's portal page.
The version used for this study is version 2.12.0, included in the Breezy Badger release of the Ubuntu distribution.
List of basic widgets
These are the basic gtk+ widgets :
- Window : A toplevel widget which can contain other widgets. GTK+ reference manual
- Menu bar : A drop down menu consisting of a list of menu items used to perform application functions. GTK+ reference manual
- Toolbar : Create bars of buttons and other widgets. GTK+ reference manual
- Handle box : A bin widget which displays its child and a handle that the user can drag to tear off a separate window (the float window) containing the child widget.GTK+ reference manual
- Toolbar with buttons : A specialized toolbar that contains buttons. GTK+ reference manual related topic
- Toolbar with toggle buttons : A specialized toolbar that contains toggle buttons. GTK+ reference manual related topic
- Toolbar with radio buttons : A specialized toolbar that contains radio buttons. GTK+ reference manual related topic
- Toolbar with separator item : A specialized toolbar that contains separators widgets which separates groups of toolbar items. The separator is either vertical or horizontal depending on the theme. GTK+ reference manual related topic
- Label : Displays a small amount of text. A label widget may contain mnemonics, which are underlined characters used for keyboard navigation. GTK+ reference manual
- 10 Text entry
- 11 Combo box entry
- 12 Text view
- 13 Button
- 14 Toggle button
- 15 Check button
- 16 Radio button
- 17 Combo box
- 18 Spin button
- 19 List or tree view
- 20 Icon view
- 21 Horizontal separator
- 22 Vertical separator
- 23 Image
- 24 Drawing area
- 25 Dialog : Used to create popup windows. GTK+ reference manual
- 26 File chooser dialog
- 27 Color selection dialog
- 28 Font selection dialog
- 29 Horizontal box
- 30 Vertical box
- 31 Table
- 32 Fixed positions
- 33 Horizontal button box
- 34 Vertical button box
- 35 Horizontal panes
- 36 Vertical panes
- 37 Notebook
- 38 Frame
- 39 Scrolled Window
- 40 Status bar
List of additionnal widgets
•Standard additionnal widgets
These are the additionnal gtk+ widgets :
- 1 About dialog : Creates a window to display information about an application. GTK+ reference manual
- 2 Input dialog
- 3 Toolbar button with menus
- 4 Toolbar item
- 5 Horizontal scale
- 6 Vertical scale
- 7 Horizontal ruler
- 8 Vertical ruler
- 9 Alignment
- 10 Event box
- 11 Calendar
- 12 Progress bar
- 13 Layout
- 14 Aspect frame
- 15 Arrow
- 16 Expander
- 17 Curve
- 18 Gamma curve
- 19 Horizontal Scrollbar
- 20 Vertical Scrollbar
- 21 File chooser
- 22 Color selection
- 23 Font selection
- 24 Cell view
- 25 File chooser button
- 26 Color chooser button
- 27 Font chooser button
- 29 Popup menu
- 30 View port
- 31 Custom widget
•Deprecated widgets
These widgets are declared depracated but still supported :
- 1 Columned list
- 2 Columned tree
- 3 List
- 4 Combo box
- 5 File selection dialog
- 6 Option menu
- 7 Preview
•GNOME specific additionnal widgets
With Glade one can create GNOME specific projects. These are the GNOME specific widgets proposed by Glade :
- 1 GNOME application window
- 2 Druid
- 3 GNOME canvas
- 4 Icon selection
- 5 GNOME icon entry
- 6 GNOME HRef link button
- 7 GnomeDataEdit
- 8 GNOME application bar
- 9 Bonobo control
These are the GNOME specific widgets declared deprecated but still supported :
- 1 GNOME pixmap
- 2 GNOME dialog box
- 3 GNOME message box
- 4 Property dialog box
- 5 GNOME about dialog
- 6 Icon list
- 7 GNOME entry
- 8 GNOME file entry
- 9 GNOME pixmap entry
- 10 GNOME color picker
- 11 GNOME font picker