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What is a GLADE file? User interface design project created with Glade, a tool for developing GUIs for the GTK+ and the GNOME desktop environment; may contain windows, text, buttons, icons, and other user interface objects; each object within the interface has a set of properties, which may include actions.

More Information GLADE files are saved in an XML format that is parsed by libglade.

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What is a GLADE file?

User interface design project created with Glade, a tool for developing GUIs for the GTK+ and the GNOME desktop environment; may contain windows, text, buttons, icons, and other user interface objects; each object within the interface has a set of properties, which may include actions.

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GLADE files are saved in an XML format that is parsed by libglade.

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Updated: September 7, 2009

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What is a GLADE file?↓
User interface design project created with Glade, a tool for developing GUIs for the GTK+ and the GNOME desktop environment; may contain windows, text, buttons, icons, and other user interface objects; each object within the interface has a set of properties, which may include actions.

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