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Chapter 3. Menus
3.1. File
3.1.1. New Project
Create a new, empty Glade project. Glade will prompt you to create a new project. If you have not saved an existing project, select Cancel and then save it. Otherwise, select OK.
3.1.2. Open
Open an existing Glade project. A standard Gtk+ dialog box will appear allowing you to specify the project file. Note that Gtk+ file dialog boxes have tab-completion in their filename field.
3.1.3. Save
Save your project. If you have never saved your project, you will be presented with the Project Options dialog, which will have default values entered in it. If you have specified the project settings in the past it will simply save your your current projectwithout comment.
3.1.4. Build Source Code
Generate the desired source code (C, Perl, Ada, etc.). If you have never saved your project, you will be presented with the Project Options dialog, which will have defaults values entered in it. If you have specified the project settings in the past it will simply emit code without comment.
3.1.5. Project Options
The project options dialog is described here.
3.1.6. Exit
Exit Glade. Currently Glade does not query you to save unsaved project data (although it does ask you if you wish to quit), so be sure to save your project before exiting.