gladis

A Rust crate to easily import Glade-generated UI files into Rust code.

Example

Without Gladis, you would have to manually parse each of the Glade entries like described in the official Gtk-rs Glade tutorial:

```rust fn buildui(app: &gtk::Application) { let builder = gtk::Builder::fromstring(include_str!("main.glade"));

let window: gtk::Window = builder
    .get_object("window")
    .expect("could not find window");
let my_label: gtk::Label = builder
    .get_object("my_label")
    .expect("could not find my_label");

my_label.set_label("hello from Rust!");
window.set_application(Some(app));
window.show_all();

} ```

With Gladis, this part can be automated by declaring a struct that describes the elements to extract from the .glade file:

```rust use gladis::Gladis; use gladisprocmacro::Gladis;

[derive(Gladis, Clone)]

struct Ui { window: gtk::Window, my_label: gtk::Label, }

fn buildui(app: &gtk::Application) { let ui = Ui::fromgladesrc(includestr!("main.glade"));

ui.label.set_label("hello from Rust!");
ui.window.set_application(Some(app));
ui.window.show_all();

} ```

This is possible thanks to the gladisprocmacro package (as this module is quite dumb and only declares the Gladis trait).

License

Apache v2.