trampoline, as in this example:
@example
- (g-signal-connect window (C-callback "delete_event") delete-callback)
+ (g-signal-connect window (C-callback "delete_event") callback)
@end example
-Note that @var{delete-callback} should reference @var{window} via
+Note that @var{callback} should reference @var{window} via
parameter @emph{only}. @xref{pinned-objects}.
@end deffn
"G_FILE_TYPE_UNKNOWN")}. For a complete list of GFileType members and
other GIO constants, see your @file{gioenums.h} header file.
+@raggedright
Here are the 76 keys listed in the @file{gfileinfo.h} header:
@code{standard::type},
@code{standard::is-hidden},
@code{trash::item-count},
@code{trash::orig-path}, or
@code{trash::deletion-date}.
+@end raggedright
@deffn Procedure gfile-info-list-attributes ginfo namespace
Lists the gfile-info attribute keys.
#| -*-Scheme-*-
-This is Havoc Pennington's Hello World example from GGAD, wrapped in Scheme. |#
+This is Havoc Pennington's Hello World example
+from GGAD, wrapped in Scheme. |#
(define (hello)
(let ((window (gtk-window-new 'toplevel))
Gives @var{widget} @var{name}. The style of the widget (its font,
colors, etc.) can then be specified using @var{name} in syntax much
like the id selectors of Cascading Style Sheets (@acronym{CSS}).
-@xref{Gtk CSS Provider}. Note that the CSS selector syntax allows
+Note that the CSS selector syntax allows
only alphanumerics, dashes and underscores in widget names.
@end deffn
@end deffn
@deffn Procedure set-fix-widget-pointer-shape! widget shape
+@raggedright
@var{Shape} can be any one of the following symbols:
@c another thing to check in doc/gtk/check.scm:
@code{x-cursor},
@code{ur-angle},
@code{watch}, or
@code{xterm}.
+@end raggedright
@end deffn
@deffn {Generic Procedure} fix-widget-new-geometry-callback widget