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List:       php-gtk-doc
Subject:    Re: [PHP-GTK-DOC] cvs: php-gtk-doc /examples/tutorials/helloworld
From:       Scott Mattocks <scott () crisscott ! com>
Date:       2006-01-30 21:33:34
Message-ID: 43DE862E.4080102 () crisscott ! com
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Hi Christian,

Christian Weiske wrote:
> +  <para>
> +   That is the first interesting piece of code: The
> +   <signalname class="GtkObject">destroy</signalname> signal gets connected to the
> +   static <literal>Gtk::main_quit()</literal> method. It basically tells Gtk
> +   to quit the main loop when the window gets closed/destroyed. (The main loop
> +   is explained some paragraphs below.)
> +  </para>

Why isn't Gtk::main_quit linked to the page for main_quit?

> +  <para>
> +   After everything is set up, we need to make sure that the window stays
> +   open and responds to user interactions. A normal PHP script would end and
> +   stop at this point, but we want to keep it running: For that, the Gtk main
> +   loop needs to be startet. It takes care of keeping the application running
> +   and waiting for user events. If events occur, it delegates them to the
> +   corresponding callbacks.
> +  </para>

Minor typo: startet --> started


Thanks,
Scott

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