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| -rw-r--r-- | rose.c | 20 |
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@@ -115,6 +115,25 @@ void load_changed(WebKitWebView *self, WebKitLoadEvent load_event, GtkNotebook * } } +void notebook_append(GtkNotebook *notebook, const char *uri); +/* notebook_append calls handle_create, but handle_create also calls notebook_append. + * Therefore we need to declare notebook_append, so that handle_create_new_tab knows its type. + */ + +GtkWidget* handle_create_new_tab(WebKitWebView *self, WebKitNavigationAction *navigation_action, GtkNotebook *notebook){ + WebKitURIRequest *uri_request = webkit_navigation_action_get_request(navigation_action); + const char *uri = webkit_uri_request_get_uri (uri_request); + printf("Creating new window: %s\n", uri); + notebook_append(notebook, uri); + gtk_notebook_set_show_tabs(notebook, true); + return NULL; + /* WebKitGTK documentation recommends returning the new webview. + * I imagine that this might allow e.g., to go back in a new tab + * or generally to keep track of history. + * However, this would require either modifying notebook_append + * or duplicating its contents, for unclear gain. + */ +} void notebook_append(GtkNotebook *notebook, const char *uri) { @@ -128,6 +147,7 @@ void notebook_append(GtkNotebook *notebook, const char *uri) gtk_widget_set_visual(GTK_WIDGET(window), rgba_visual); g_signal_connect(view, "load_changed", G_CALLBACK(load_changed), notebook); + g_signal_connect(view, "create", G_CALLBACK(handle_create_new_tab), notebook); int n = gtk_notebook_append_page(notebook, GTK_WIDGET(view), NULL); gtk_notebook_set_tab_reorderable(notebook, GTK_WIDGET(view), true); |