gimp_int_option_menu_new ()

GtkWidget *
gimp_int_option_menu_new (gboolean menu_only,
                          GCallback menu_item_callback,
                          gpointer menu_item_callback_data,
                          gint initial);

Convenience function to create a GtkOptionMenu or a GtkMenu. This function does the same thing as the deprecated function gimp_option_menu_new2(), but it takes integers as item_data instead of pointers, since that is a very common case (mapping an enum to a menu).

gimp_int_option_menu_set_history ()

void
gimp_int_option_menu_set_history (GtkOptionMenu *option_menu,
                                  gint item_data);

Iterates over all entries in a GtkOptionMenu and selects the one with the matching item_data . Probably only makes sense to use with a GtkOptionMenu that was created using gimp_int_option_menu_new(). This function does the same thing as gimp_option_menu_set_history(), but takes integers as item_data instead of pointers.

GimpIntOptionMenuSensitivityCallback ()

gboolean
(*GimpIntOptionMenuSensitivityCallback)
                               (gint item_data,
                                gpointer callback_data);

gimp_int_option_menu_set_sensitive ()

void
gimp_int_option_menu_set_sensitive (GtkOptionMenu *option_menu,
                                    GimpIntOptionMenuSensitivityCallback callback,
                                    gpointer callback_data);

Calls the given callback for each item in the menu and passes it the item_data and the callback_data . The menu item's sensitivity is set according to the return value of this function. This function does the same thing as gimp_option_menu_set_sensitive(), but takes integers as item_data instead of pointers.

gimp_option_menu_new ()

GtkWidget *
gimp_option_menu_new (gboolean menu_only);

Convenience function to create a GtkOptionMenu or a GtkMenu.

gimp_option_menu_new2 ()

GtkWidget *
gimp_option_menu_new2 (gboolean menu_only,
                       GCallback menu_item_callback,
                       gpointer menu_item_callback_data,
                       gpointer initial);

Convenience function to create a GtkOptionMenu or a GtkMenu.

gimp_option_menu_set_history ()

void
gimp_option_menu_set_history (GtkOptionMenu *option_menu,
                              gpointer item_data);

Iterates over all entries in a GtkOptionMenu and selects the one with the matching item_data . Probably only makes sense to use with a GtkOptionMenu that was created using gimp_option_menu_new() or gimp_option_menu_new2().

GimpOptionMenuSensitivityCallback ()

gboolean
(*GimpOptionMenuSensitivityCallback) (gpointer item_data,
                                      gpointer callback_data);

gimp_option_menu_set_sensitive ()

void
gimp_option_menu_set_sensitive (GtkOptionMenu *option_menu,
                                GimpOptionMenuSensitivityCallback callback,
                                gpointer callback_data);

Calls the given callback for each item in the menu and passes it the item_data and the callback_data . The menu item's sensitivity is set according to the return value of this function.

gimp_menu_item_update ()

void
gimp_menu_item_update (GtkWidget *widget,
                       gpointer data);

gimp_toggle_button_sensitive_update ()

void
gimp_toggle_button_sensitive_update (GtkToggleButton *toggle_button);

If you attached a pointer to a GtkWidget with g_object_set_data() and the "set_sensitive" key to the GtkToggleButton, the sensitive state of the attached widget will be set according to the toggle button's "active" state.

You can attach an arbitrary list of widgets by attaching another "set_sensitive" data pointer to the first widget (and so on...).

This function can also set the sensitive state according to the toggle button's inverse "active" state by attaching widgets with the "inverse_sensitive" key.

gimp_pixmap_button_new ()

GtkWidget *
gimp_pixmap_button_new (gchar **xpm_data,
                        const gchar *text);

Convenience function that creates a GtkButton with a GimpPixmap and an optional GtkLabel.

gimp_unit_menu_update ()

void
gimp_unit_menu_update (GtkWidget *widget,
                       gpointer data);

This callback can set the number of decimal digits of an arbitrary number of GtkSpinButton's. To use this functionality, attach the spinbuttons as list of data pointers attached with g_object_set_data() with the "set_digits" key.

See gimp_toggle_button_sensitive_update() for a description of how to set up the list.