On Tue, 2007-06-26 at 13:07 -0300, bulia byak wrote:
In the GTK version, sp_file_open_dialog (in file.cpp) is called from inside FileVerb::Perform in verbs.cpp. But how is it possible to get the GdkWindow object of the windows in which the verb was invoked?
You can do SP_ACTIVE_DESKTOP, then use getToplevel to get GTK window, and then use ->window to get from GTK to GDK (untested!)
I don't think this is good, I'd like to see SP_ACTIVE_DESKTOP all but removed from the codebase. When the verb is called it is passed the information on the window that called it. That's currently not passed into sp_file_open_dialog, but should be. (infact, very few verbs use it, but they should).
The desktop can be gotten in any verb "perform" function with the following code:
SPDesktop *dt = dynamic_cast<SPDesktop*>(sp_action_get_view(action));
That is, if it is called on a SPDesktop and not another subclass of an action. But I would imagine that FileOpen always is.
--Ted