I'm using gtkmm to build a UI. The task I'm trying to accomplish is constructing a radio button from an action that is already part of a menu and a toolbar. I'd like the new button to proxy for the existing action.
One likely candidate is Gtk::Action::create_tool_item(). Its documentation states: Deprecated: 3.10: Use a Gtk::ToolItem and associate it with a Action using Gtk::Actionable::set_action_name() instead So, I'd expect that ToolItem and by inheritance RadioToolButton would implment this interface. In gtkmm-3.12 it does not and the stable documentation reflects this as well. However, the C library gtk-3.0 RadioToolButton does implement this interface. So, my question is this. *Should gtkmm Gtk::RadioToolButton implement Gtk::Actionable? Is the absence of this int erface an oversight, or is there another way that the features of Actionable are supported?* There is a function, set_related_action() which associates the correct icon for the radio button. It doesn't seem to put the button into the group and it is also deprecated. I tried this, and found that the button wasn't added to the action_group and the icon didn't appear. > auto tool = Gtk::manage (new Gtk::RadioToolButton ()); > gtk_actionable_set_action_name (GTK_ACTIONABLE (tool->gobj ()), > "sample-radio-action"); What am I missing?
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