fortran中变量声明的好风格是什么？(What is good style for variable declaration in fortran?)

 好的，你需要： 
 
 
 
 Init GTK库 
 
 
 创建一个Builder对象 
 
 
 检索窗口小部件 
 
 
 显示窗口小部件 
 
 
 我假设您已经在Linux系统中安装了java-gnome库并在eclipse项目中导入了jar（项目属性 - java构建路径 - 添加外部jar - /usr/share/java/gtk.jar）。 
 
 示例代码： 
 
Gtk.init(args); //Init library
Builder b = new Builder();  //Create builder
b.addFromFile("filename.glade");  //Load layout from file
Window w = (Window) b.getObject("myWindowName");  //Retrieve an object
w.showAll(); //Show window
Gtk.main();
 
 这是它应该工作的方式。 如果要在对象（例如按钮）上设置侦听器，则可以按照之前的窗口检索对象，然后： 
 
button.connect(new Clicked() {

    @Override
    public void onClicked(Button arg0) {
        // Do what you want
    }
});
 
 它适合你吗？ 嗯，这不适合我。 问题是我的代码在调用Builder.addFromFile（filename）时抛出异常 
 
 
 
 java.text.ParseException：无效的对象类型`GtkLabel' 
 
 
 错误是关于树中的第一个元素。 经过深入研究后，我发现，由于一个从未修复的已知错误，您需要在使用之前预先定义每个小部件：在这种情况下只需调用 
 
 new Label();
 
 在创建构建器之前。 
 
 显然，这不是以这种方式工作，并将在未来修复。 
 
 关于这个问题的更多信息： 
 
 java-gnome-developer邮件列表上的线程 
 
 Java-gnome-hackers邮件列表上的线程 
 
 希望这可以帮助...... 

Ok, you need to:
 
 
 
Init GTK library
 
 
Create a Builder object
 
 
Retrieve the window widget
 
 
Display the window widget
 
 
I assume you have already installed the java-gnome library in your Linux system and imported the jar in your eclipse project (project properties - java build path - add external jars - /usr/share/java/gtk.jar).
 
A sample code:
 
Gtk.init(args); //Init library
Builder b = new Builder();  //Create builder
b.addFromFile("filename.glade");  //Load layout from file
Window w = (Window) b.getObject("myWindowName");  //Retrieve an object
w.showAll(); //Show window
Gtk.main();
 
This is the way it should work. If you want to set a listener on an object, e.g. a button, you retrieve the oject by name as seen before with the window and then:
 
button.connect(new Clicked() {

    @Override
    public void onClicked(Button arg0) {
        // Do what you want
    }
});
 
Is it working for you? Well, it's not for me. The problem was my code was throwing an exception when calling Builder.addFromFile(filename)
 
 
 
java.text.ParseException: Invalid object type `GtkLabel'
 
 
The error is about the first element in the tree. After a deep research I found that, due to a known bug never fixed, you need to pre-define every widget before using it: in this case just call 
 
 new Label();
 
before creating the builder.
 
This is, obviously, not intended to work in this way, and will be fixed in the future.
 
More info on this issue:
 
Thread on java-gnome-developer mailing list
 
Thread on Java-gnome-hackers mailing list
 
Hope this can help...