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Inheritance diagram for Glib::ObjectBase:

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| void | set_property_value (const Glib::ustring& property_name, const Glib::ValueBase& value) | 
| You probably want to use a specific property_*() accessor method instead. | |
| void | get_property_value (const Glib::ustring& property_name, Glib::ValueBase& value) const | 
| You probably want to use a specific property_*() accessor method instead. | |
| template<class PropertyType> | |
| void | set_property (const Glib::ustring& property_name, const PropertyType& value) | 
| You probably want to use a specific property_*() accessor method instead. | |
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| void | get_property (const Glib::ustring& property_name, PropertyType& value) const | 
| You probably want to use a specific property_*() accessor method instead. | |
| virtual void | reference () const | 
| Increment the reference count for this object. | |
| virtual void | unreference () const | 
| Decrement the reference count for this object. | |
| GObject* | gobj () | 
| Provides access to the underlying C GtkObject. | |
| const GObject* | gobj () const | 
| Provides access to the underlying C GtkObject. | |
| GObject* | gobj_copy () const | 
| Give a ref-ed copy to someone. Use for direct struct access. | |
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| ObjectBase () | |
| This default constructor is called implicitly from the constructor of user-derived classes, even if, for instance, Gtk::Button calls a different ObjectBase constructor. | |
| ObjectBase (const char* custom_type_name) | |
| A derived constructor always overrides this choice. | |
| ObjectBase (const std::type_info& custom_type_info) | |
| This constructor is a special feature to allow creation of derived types on the fly, without having to use g_object_new() manually. | |
| virtual | ~ObjectBase ()=0 | 
| void | initialize (GObject* castitem) | 
This is used as virtual base class. This means the ObjectBase constructor runs before all others, either implicitly or explicitly. Each of the available constructors initializes custom_type_name_ in a different way.
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| This default constructor is called implicitly from the constructor of user-derived classes, even if, for instance, Gtk::Button calls a different ObjectBase constructor. This is normal behaviour for C++ virtual inheritance. The GType name will be gtkmm__anonymous_custom_type. | 
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| A derived constructor always overrides this choice. The C++ language itself ensures that the constructor is only invoked once. All classes generated by gtkmmproc use this constructor, with custom_type_name = 0, which essentially means it's not a custom type. This is used to optimize vfunc and signal handler callbacks -- since the C++ virtual methods are not overridden, invocation can be skipped. The GType name will be custom_type_name. | 
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| This constructor is a special feature to allow creation of derived types on the fly, without having to use g_object_new() manually. This feature is sometimes necessary, e.g. to implement a custom Gtk::CellRenderer. The neat trick with the virtual base class ctor makes it possible to reuse the same direct base class' constructor as with non-custom types. The GType name will be custom_type_info.name(). | 
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| Provides access to the underlying C GtkObject. 
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| Provides access to the underlying C GtkObject. 
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| Increment the reference count for this object. You should never need to do this manually - use the object via a RefPtr instead. | 
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| Decrement the reference count for this object. You should never need to do this manually - use the object via a RefPtr instead. |