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= class Gtk::ItemFactory
A factory for menus.
== super class
* ((<Gtk::Object>))

== class methods
--- Gtk::ItemFactory.new(container_type, path, accel_group = nil)
    Creates a new Gtk::ItemFactory.
    * container_type: the kind of menu to create; can be Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU_BAR, Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU or Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_OPTION_MENU  
    * path: the factory path of the new item factory, a string of the form "<name>"  
    * accel_group: a Gtk::AccelGroup to which the accelerators for the menu items will be added, or nil to create a new one  
    * Returns: a new Gtk::ItemFactory  

--- Gtk::ItemFactory.from_widget(widget)
    Obtains the item factory from which a widget was created.
    * widget: a Gtk::Widget  
    * Returns: the item factory from which widget was created, or nil  

--- Gtk::ItemFactory.path_from_widget(widget)
    If widget has been created by an item factory, returns the full path to it. (The full path of a widget is the concatenation of the factory path specified in Gtk::ItemFactory.new with the path specified in the array from which the widget was created.)
    * widget: a Gtk::Widget  
    * Returns: the full path to widget if it has been created by an item factory, nil otherwise. This value is owned by GTK+ and must not be modified or freed.  
    * Returns: self

== public instance methods
--- construct(container_type, path, accel_group = nil)
    Initializes an item factory.
    * container_type : the kind of menu to create; can be Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU_BAR, Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU or Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_OPTION_MENU
    * path : the factory path of ifactory, a string of the form "<name>"  
    * accel_group : a Gtk::AccelGroup to which the accelerators for the menu items will be added, or nil to create a new one  
    * Returns: self

--- get_item(path)
    Obtains the menu item which corresponds to path. 
    If the widget corresponding to path is a menu item which opens a submenu, then the item is returned. If you are interested in the submenu, use Gtk::ItemFactory#get_widget instead.
    * path: the path to the menu item  
    * Returns: the menu item for the given path, or nil if path doesn't lead to a menu item  
--- get_widget(path)
    Obtains the widget which corresponds to path. 
    If the widget corresponding to path is a menu item which opens a submenu, then the submenu is returned. If you are interested in the menu item, use Gtk::ItemFactory#get_item instead.
    * path: the path to the widget
    * Returns: the widget for the given path, or nil if path doesn't lead to a widget  

--- create_item(path, item_type = nil, accelerator = nil, extdata = nil, data = nil){|data, item| ... }
    Creates an item for entry.
    * path: the path to the menu item
    * item_type: ((<GtkItemType|Gtk::ItemFactroy#GtkItemType>)). A simple item when nil is given. If it is set path, it is for a radio item to link against.
    * accelerator: the accelerator for the item or nil. e.g. "<Control>q", "<Shift>s". See Gtk::Accelerator.parse for more details.
    * extdata: extra data for some item types:
       * Gtk::ItemFactroy::IMAGE_ITEM  -> Gdk::Pixbuf
       * Gtk::ItemFactroy::STOCK_ITEM  -> Stock item(constants of Gtk::Stock)
    * data: the data passed to the block.
    * {|data, item| ... }: the callback block.
    * Returns: self

--- create_items(entries)
    Creates the menu items from the entries.
    * entries: an item [path, item_type = nil, accelerator = nil, extdata = nil, proc = nil, data = nil]
       * path: the path to the menu item
       * item_type: ((<GtkItemType|Gtk::ItemFactroy#GtkItemType>)). A simple item when nil is given. If it is set path, it is for a radio item to link against.
       * accelerator: the accelerator for the item or nil. e.g. "<Control>q", "<Shift>s". See Gtk::Accelerator.parse for more details.
       * extdata: extra data for some item types:
          * Gtk::ItemFactroy::IMAGE_ITEM  -> Gdk::Pixbuf
          * Gtk::ItemFactroy::STOCK_ITEM  -> Stock item(constants of Gtk::Stock)
       * proc: the callback block.
       * data: the data passed to the block.
    * Returns: self
--- delete_item(path)
    Deletes the menu item which was created for path by the given item factory.
    * path: a path 
    * Returns: self
--- popup(x, y, mouse_button, time)
    Pops up the menu constructed from the item factory at (x, y). This method is for Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU only.
    * x: the x position(Number)
    * y: the y position(Number)
    * mouse_button: the mouse button which was pressed to initiate this action(Number)
    * time: a timestamp for this action(Number)
    * Returns: self

== constants
=== GtkItemType
GtkItemType is original constants for Ruby/GTK2. 
--- TITLE
    <Title> - a title item.
--- ITEM
    <Item> - a simple item.
--- IMAGE_ITEM
    <ImageItem> - an item holding an image(Gdk::Pixbuf)
--- STOCK_ITEM
    <StockItem> - an item holding a stock image 
--- CHECK_ITEM
    <CheckItem> - a check item
--- TOGGLE_ITEM
    <ToggleItem> - a toggle item
--- RADIO_ITEM
    <RadioItem> - a radio item
--- SEPARATOR
    <Separator> - a separator
--- TEAROFF
    <Tearoff> - a tearoff separator
--- BRANCH
    <Branch> - an item to hold sub items
--- LAST_BRANCH
    <LastBranch> - a right justified item to hold sub items
    You shouldn't use this for "help" menu. See Gtk::MenuItem#right_justified.

=== GtkContainerType
GtkContainerType is original constants for Ruby/GTK2. 
--- TYPE_MENU
    As Gtk::Menu
--- TYPE_MENU_BAR
    As Gtk::MenuBar
--- TYPE_OPTION_MENU
    AS Gtk::OptionMenu


- ((<Masao>))
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= class Gtk::ItemFactory
A factory for menus.
== super class
* ((<Gtk::Object>))

== class methods
--- Gtk::ItemFactory.new(container_type, path, accel_group = nil)
    Creates a new Gtk::ItemFactory.
    * container_type: the kind of menu to create; can be Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU_BAR, Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU or Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_OPTION_MENU  
    * path: the factory path of the new item factory, a string of the form "<name>"  
    * accel_group: a Gtk::AccelGroup to which the accelerators for the menu items will be added, or nil to create a new one  
    * Returns: a new Gtk::ItemFactory  

--- Gtk::ItemFactory.from_widget(widget)
    Obtains the item factory from which a widget was created.
    * widget: a Gtk::Widget  
    * Returns: the item factory from which widget was created, or nil  

--- Gtk::ItemFactory.path_from_widget(widget)
    If widget has been created by an item factory, returns the full path to it. (The full path of a widget is the concatenation of the factory path specified in Gtk::ItemFactory.new with the path specified in the array from which the widget was created.)
    * widget: a Gtk::Widget  
    * Returns: the full path to widget if it has been created by an item factory, nil otherwise. This value is owned by GTK+ and must not be modified or freed.  
    * Returns: self

== public instance methods
--- construct(container_type, path, accel_group = nil)
    Initializes an item factory.
    * container_type : the kind of menu to create; can be Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU_BAR, Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU or Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_OPTION_MENU
    * path : the factory path of ifactory, a string of the form "<name>"  
    * accel_group : a Gtk::AccelGroup to which the accelerators for the menu items will be added, or nil to create a new one  
    * Returns: self

--- get_item(path)
    Obtains the menu item which corresponds to path. 
    If the widget corresponding to path is a menu item which opens a submenu, then the item is returned. If you are interested in the submenu, use Gtk::ItemFactory#get_widget instead.
    * path: the path to the menu item  
    * Returns: the menu item for the given path, or nil if path doesn't lead to a menu item  
--- get_widget(path)
    Obtains the widget which corresponds to path. 
    If the widget corresponding to path is a menu item which opens a submenu, then the submenu is returned. If you are interested in the menu item, use Gtk::ItemFactory#get_item instead.
    * path: the path to the widget
    * Returns: the widget for the given path, or nil if path doesn't lead to a widget  

--- create_item(path, item_type = nil, accelerator = nil, extdata = nil, data = nil){|data, item| ... }
    Creates an item for entry.
    * path: the path to the menu item
    * item_type: ((<GtkItemType|Gtk::ItemFactroy#GtkItemType>)). A simple item when nil is given. If it is set path, it is for a radio item to link against.
    * accelerator: the accelerator for the item or nil. e.g. "<Control>q", "<Shift>s". See Gtk::Accelerator.parse for more details.
    * extdata: extra data for some item types:
       * Gtk::ItemFactroy::IMAGE_ITEM  -> Gdk::Pixbuf
       * Gtk::ItemFactroy::STOCK_ITEM  -> Stock item(constants of Gtk::Stock)
    * data: the data passed to the block.
    * {|data, item| ... }: the callback block.
    * Returns: self

--- create_items(entries)
    Creates the menu items from the entries.
    * entries: array of item entries([item1, item2, ... ]).
      an item is [path, item_type = nil, accelerator = nil, extdata = nil, proc = nil, data = nil]
       * path: the path to the menu item
       * item_type: ((<GtkItemType|Gtk::ItemFactroy#GtkItemType>)). A simple item when nil is given. If it is set path, it is for a radio item to link against.
       * accelerator: the accelerator for the item or nil. e.g. "<Control>q", "<Shift>s". See Gtk::Accelerator.parse for more details.
       * extdata: extra data for some item types:
          * Gtk::ItemFactroy::IMAGE_ITEM  -> Gdk::Pixbuf
          * Gtk::ItemFactroy::STOCK_ITEM  -> Stock item(constants of Gtk::Stock)
       * proc: the callback block.
       * data: the data passed to the block.
    * Returns: self
--- delete_item(path)
    Deletes the menu item which was created for path by the given item factory.
    * path: a path 
    * Returns: self
--- popup(x, y, mouse_button, time)
    Pops up the menu constructed from the item factory at (x, y). This method is for Gtk::ItemFactory::TYPE_MENU only.
    * x: the x position(Number)
    * y: the y position(Number)
    * mouse_button: the mouse button which was pressed to initiate this action(Number)
    * time: a timestamp for this action(Number)
    * Returns: self

== constants
=== GtkItemType
GtkItemType is original constants for Ruby/GTK2. 
--- TITLE
    <Title> - a title item.
--- ITEM
    <Item> - a simple item.
--- IMAGE_ITEM
    <ImageItem> - an item holding an image(Gdk::Pixbuf)
--- STOCK_ITEM
    <StockItem> - an item holding a stock image 
--- CHECK_ITEM
    <CheckItem> - a check item
--- TOGGLE_ITEM
    <ToggleItem> - a toggle item
--- RADIO_ITEM
    <RadioItem> - a radio item
--- SEPARATOR
    <Separator> - a separator
--- TEAROFF
    <Tearoff> - a tearoff separator
--- BRANCH
    <Branch> - an item to hold sub items
--- LAST_BRANCH
    <LastBranch> - a right justified item to hold sub items
    You shouldn't use this for "help" menu. See Gtk::MenuItem#right_justified.

=== GtkContainerType
GtkContainerType is original constants for Ruby/GTK2. 
--- TYPE_MENU
    As Gtk::Menu
--- TYPE_MENU_BAR
    As Gtk::MenuBar
--- TYPE_OPTION_MENU
    AS Gtk::OptionMenu


- ((<Masao>))




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