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L. McColl-Sylvester and F. Ponticelli

"Professional haXe and Neko"

Within this file, you ??™ ll find a single table called ??? functions ??? containing four columns. These
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columns detail the row identity, the name of the function, the number of parameters accepted by the
function, and the type of its return value, in that order. Start your journey into using hxGtk by
instantiating a control using the data stored in this table. This way, you will see that pretty much every
control within the hxGtk library can be treated in the same fashion, and therefore, there is little of the
library that should be overwhelming, despite its astronomical size.
The function names stored in the neko_name column are named after the GTK library equivalents.
For the most part, the differences between the function names in hxGtk and those of GTK are that
the hxGtk function names have had any underscores ( _ ) removed, and have been prepended with the
characters hx_ . Knowing this should greatly aid function usage.
Looking at the records stored in the SQLite file, locate the one with the name hx_gtkwindownew .


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