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GimpDialog

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Constructors for #GtkDialog's and action_areas as well as other
dialog-related stuff.

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<!-- ##### FUNCTION gimp_dialog_new ##### -->
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@title: 
@wmclass_name: 
@help_func: 
@help_data: 
@position: 
@allow_shrink: 
@allow_grow: 
@auto_shrink: 
@Varargs: 
@Returns: 


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@title: 
@wmclass_name: 
@help_func: 
@help_data: 
@position: 
@allow_shrink: 
@allow_grow: 
@auto_shrink: 
@args: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gimp_dialog_create_action_area ##### -->
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@Varargs: 


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The @va_list describing the action_area #GtkButton's has the following format:

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<tgroup cols="2"><colspec colwidth="4*"/><colspec colwidth="8*"/>
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<row>
<entry>#gchar *label,</entry>
<entry>The button's label.</entry>
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<row>
<entry>#GtkSignalFunc callback,</entry>
<entry>The callback which will be connected to the button's
"clicked" signal</entry>
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<row>
<entry>#gpointer data,</entry>
<entry>The callback data which will be used in
gtk_signal_connect(). If you pass #NULL, then the dialog itself will
by passed as @data.</entry>
</row>

<row>
<entry>#GtkObject *slot_object,</entry>
<entry>If you pass a pointer other than #NULL, then the button's "clicked"
signal will be connected with gtk_signal_connect_object() instead of
gtk_signal_connect(). If you want the dialog itself to be the
@slot_object, pass "1".</entry>
</row>

<row>
<entry>#GtkWidget **widget_ptr,</entry>
<entry>A pointer to store the created button in.</entry>
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<row>
<entry>#gboolean default_action,</entry>
<entry>#TRUE if this button should grab the default dialog action with
gtk_widget_grab_default().</entry>
</row>

<row>
<entry>#gboolean connect_delete,</entry>
<entry>#TRUE if the dialog's "delete_event" should be connected to
this button's callback. Usually you will connect to the dialog's
"Cancel" callback. Note that the callback will be called indirectly,
so you don't have to worry about the #GdkEvent pointer which comes
with the "delete_event", as it will be stripped away before your
"Cancel" callback is called.</entry>
</row>

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@dialog: 
@args: 


