This version of EuGTK contains a built-in (experimental) documentation facility. To use it, run any one of the demo programs from the command line, and use -makedocs as the option.
This will take a few moments, while it creates up-to-date documentation for the GTK widgets.
Once that's done, you will not need to run -makedocs again, unless you update some or all of the EuGTK package. This saves me from having to distribute lots of html code, and reduces the amount of 'out of date' documentation floating around.
After running -makedocs, you may then use the command line
option -i.
(short for -inspect when
running any EuGTK program.).
This will run the program specified, and pop up (using your preferred browser) a web page giving some information about each of the program's declared controls as well as links to documentation on that control's properties.
This -inspect facility will be expanded later.