There is a program included with libglade 2.0.x called libglade-convert that will do a pretty good job at converting the interface file to the new format. You should be able to edit the file in glade 1.1 after that.

Dave notes that you will probably have to redo all your dialog boxes, since they are going to be converted without some of the GTK 2 things, such as the correct ACTIVE area interface and GTK 2 button IMAGES. You'll also have to redo your trees and lists to conform with GTK 2. A moderately sized project will take around 8 hours to do this to. EVEN if you don't "MAKE install" libglade 2.0.x, you can USE the Python file included (but renamed) in the distribution.

There is a program included with libglade 2.0.x called libglade-convert that will do a pretty good job at converting the interface file to the new format. You should be able to edit the file in glade 1.1 after that.

Dave notes that you will probably have to redo all your dialog boxes, since they are going to be converted without some of the GTK 2 things, such as the correct active area interface and GTK 2 button images. You'll also have to redo your trees and lists to conform with GTK 2. A moderately sized project will take around 8 hours to do this to. Even if you don't "make install" libglade 2.0.x, you can use the Python file included (but renamed) in the distribution.