Module GWindow

module GWindow: sig .. end

Windows

GtkWindow

class window_skel : [> Gtk.window ] Gtk.obj -> object .. end

class window : [> Gtk.window ] Gtk.obj -> object .. end

Toplevel widget which can contain other widgets

val window : ?kind:Gtk.Tags.window_type ->
       ?title:string ->
       ?decorated:bool ->
       ?deletable:bool ->
       ?focus_on_map:bool ->
       ?icon:GdkPixbuf.pixbuf ->
       ?icon_name:string ->
       ?modal:bool ->
       ?position:Gtk.Tags.window_position ->
       ?resizable:bool ->
       ?screen:Gdk.screen ->
       ?type_hint:Gdk.Tags.window_type_hint ->
       ?urgency_hint:bool ->
       ?wmclass:string * string ->
       ?border_width:int ->
       ?width:int -> ?height:int -> ?show:bool -> unit -> window

GTK documentation: GtkWindow

kind : default value is `TOPLEVEL

modal : default value is false

position : default value is `NONE

resizable : default value is true

type_hint : default value is `NORMAL

val toplevel : #GObj.widget -> window option

return the toplevel window of this widget, if existing

GtkDialog

class ['a] dialog_signals : [> Gtk.dialog ] Gtk.obj -> decode:(int -> 'a) -> object .. end

class [[> `DELETE_EVENT ]] dialog_skel : [> Gtk.dialog ] Gtk.obj -> object .. end

class [[> `DELETE_EVENT ]] dialog_ext : [> Gtk.dialog ] Gtk.obj -> object .. end

Create popup windows

class [[> `DELETE_EVENT ]] dialog : [> Gtk.dialog ] Gtk.obj -> object .. end

Create popup windows

val dialog : ?no_separator:bool ->
       ?parent:#window_skel ->
       ?destroy_with_parent:bool ->
       ?title:string ->
       ?decorated:bool ->
       ?deletable:bool ->
       ?focus_on_map:bool ->
       ?icon:GdkPixbuf.pixbuf ->
       ?icon_name:string ->
       ?modal:bool ->
       ?position:Gtk.Tags.window_position ->
       ?resizable:bool ->
       ?screen:Gdk.screen ->
       ?type_hint:Gdk.Tags.window_type_hint ->
       ?urgency_hint:bool ->
       ?wmclass:string * string ->
       ?border_width:int ->
       ?width:int ->
       ?height:int -> ?show:bool -> unit -> [> `DELETE_EVENT ] dialog

GTK documentation: GtkDialog

no_separator : default value is false

destroy_with_parent : default value is false

type any_response = [ `ACCEPT
       | `APPLY
       | `CANCEL
       | `CLOSE
       | `DELETE_EVENT
       | `HELP
       | `NO
       | `NONE
       | `OK
       | `OTHER of int
       | `REJECT
       | `YES ]

Variation for safe typing

class dialog_any : [> Gtk.dialog ] Gtk.obj -> [any_response] dialog

GtkMessageDialog

type 'a buttons

module Buttons: sig .. end

class type [[> `DELETE_EVENT ]] message_dialog = object .. end

Convenient message window

val message_dialog : buttons:([> `DELETE_EVENT ] as 'a) buttons ->
       ?message_type:Gtk.Tags.message_type ->
       ?message:string ->
       ?use_markup:bool ->
       ?parent:#window_skel ->
       ?destroy_with_parent:bool ->
       ?title:string ->
       ?decorated:bool ->
       ?deletable:bool ->
       ?focus_on_map:bool ->
       ?icon:GdkPixbuf.pixbuf ->
       ?icon_name:string ->
       ?modal:bool ->
       ?position:Gtk.Tags.window_position ->
       ?resizable:bool ->
       ?screen:Gdk.screen ->
       ?type_hint:Gdk.Tags.window_type_hint ->
       ?urgency_hint:bool ->
       ?wmclass:string * string ->
       ?border_width:int ->
       ?width:int -> ?height:int -> ?show:bool -> unit -> 'a message_dialog

GTK documentation: GtkMessageDialog

GtkAboutDialog

class about_dialog : [> Gtk.about_dialog ] Gtk.obj -> object .. end

val about_dialog : ?name:string ->
       ?authors:string list ->
       ?comments:string ->
       ?copyright:string ->
       ?license:string ->
       ?logo:GdkPixbuf.pixbuf ->
       ?logo_icon_name:string ->
       ?translator_credits:string ->
       ?version:string ->
       ?website:string ->
       ?website_label:string ->
       ?wrap_license:bool ->
       ?parent:#window_skel ->
       ?destroy_with_parent:bool ->
       ?title:string ->
       ?decorated:bool ->
       ?deletable:bool ->
       ?focus_on_map:bool ->
       ?icon:GdkPixbuf.pixbuf ->
       ?icon_name:string ->
       ?modal:bool ->
       ?position:Gtk.Tags.window_position ->
       ?resizable:bool ->
       ?screen:Gdk.screen ->
       ?type_hint:Gdk.Tags.window_type_hint ->
       ?urgency_hint:bool ->
       ?wmclass:string * string ->
       ?border_width:int ->
       ?width:int -> ?height:int -> ?show:bool -> unit -> about_dialog

Display information about an application.

In GTK+ 2.6.x and 2.8.x, a default handler is already connected to the response signal. It simply hides the dialog. This is no longer the case since GTK+ 2.10.x though. You could use it like this:

let about_dialog = ref (fun () -> raise Not_found)
let show_dialog () =
  try !about_dialog ()
  with Not_found ->
    let dialog = GWindow.about_dialog ~name:"..." (* etc. *) () in
    about_dialog := dialog#present ;
    dialog#show ()

Since GTK 2.6

GTK documentation: GtkAboutDialog

File Chooser Dialog

class ['a] file_chooser_dialog_signals : [> `bin | `container | `dialog | `filechooser | `giu | `widget | `window ]
       Gtk.obj -> decode:(int -> 'a) -> object .. end

class [[> `DELETE_EVENT ]] file_chooser_dialog : [> `bin | `container | `dialog | `filechooser | `giu | `widget | `window ]
       Gtk.obj -> object .. end

val file_chooser_dialog : action:GtkEnums.file_chooser_action ->
       ?filename:string ->
       ?parent:#window_skel ->
       ?destroy_with_parent:bool ->
       ?title:string ->
       ?decorated:bool ->
       ?deletable:bool ->
       ?focus_on_map:bool ->
       ?icon:GdkPixbuf.pixbuf ->
       ?icon_name:string ->
       ?modal:bool ->
       ?position:Gtk.Tags.window_position ->
       ?resizable:bool ->
       ?screen:Gdk.screen ->
       ?type_hint:Gdk.Tags.window_type_hint ->
       ?urgency_hint:bool ->
       ?wmclass:string * string ->
       ?border_width:int ->
       ?width:int ->
       ?height:int ->
       ?show:bool -> unit -> [> `DELETE_EVENT ] file_chooser_dialog

Since GTK 2.4

GTK documentation: GtkFileChooserDialog

GtkPlug

class plug_signals : [> Gtk.plug ] Gtk.obj -> object .. end

class plug : Gtk.plug Gtk.obj -> object .. end

Toplevel for embedding into other processes

GtkSocket

class socket_signals : [> Gtk.socket ] Gtk.obj -> object .. end

class socket : Gtk.socket Gtk.obj -> object .. end

Container for widgets from other processes

val socket : ?border_width:int ->
       ?width:int ->
       ?height:int ->
       ?packing:(GObj.widget -> unit) -> ?show:bool -> unit -> socket

GTK documentation: GtkSocket