gedit_app_create_window ()

GeditWindow *
gedit_app_create_window (GeditApp *app,
                         GdkScreen *screen);

Create a new GeditWindow part of app .

gedit_app_set_window_title ()

void
gedit_app_set_window_title (GeditApp *app,
                            GeditWindow *window,
                            const gchar *title);

gedit_app_get_main_windows ()

GList *
gedit_app_get_main_windows (GeditApp *app);

Returns all GeditWindows currently open in GeditApp. This differs from gtk_application_get_windows() since it does not include the preferences dialog and other auxiliary windows.

gedit_app_get_documents ()

GList *
gedit_app_get_documents (GeditApp *app);

Returns all the documents currently open in GeditApp.

gedit_app_get_views ()

GList *
gedit_app_get_views (GeditApp *app);

Returns all the views currently present in GeditApp.

gedit_app_process_window_event ()

gboolean
gedit_app_process_window_event (GeditApp *app,
                                GeditWindow *window,
                                GdkEvent *event);

gedit_app_show_help ()

gboolean
gedit_app_show_help (GeditApp *app,
                     GtkWindow *parent_window,
                     const gchar *name_of_user_manual,
                     const gchar *link_id_within_user_manual);

To show the user manual.

As a useful information to know, the gedit user documentation is currently written in Mallard. As such, this functionality can easily be tested with Yelp on Linux:

With name_of_user_manual and link_id_within_user_manual both NULL, it is equivalent to:

$ yelp 'help:gedit'

With link_id_within_user_manual set to "gedit-replace" (a Mallard page id):

$ yelp 'help:gedit/gedit-replace'

It is also possible to refer to a section id within a page id, for example:

$ yelp 'help:gedit/gedit-spellcheck#dict'

GeditApp

typedef struct _GeditApp GeditApp;