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definition module Gtk
/**
* This library provides an application framework based on the Gtk+ 3 GUI
* toolkit. For information about the C library, see the documentation at
* https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/.
*
* For a low-level interface to Gtk, see `Gtk.Internal`. This module can be
* used without dependencies on the framework, which provides additional
* abstractions.
*
* The application framework is monadic; see `Gtk.State`. A typical application
* will consist of a setup function which populates the initial window and sets
* up signals for buttons, menu items, etc. The setup function is run with
* `runGtk` (`Gtk.State`), which then enters the Glib main loop to handle
* events. Signal handlers are Clean functions and may modify the monadic
* state.
*
* For an overview of the available GUI elements, see `Gtk.Widgets`. The
* relevant signals are provided in `Gtk.Signals`. Check the reference manual
* to see which signals are emitted for which types of widgets.
*
* NB: this library is not intended to be an exhaustive interface to Gtk. New
* functionality is added on a by-need basis. There is, however, enough example
* code available in these modules to be able to quickly add support for so far
* unsupported parts of Gtk.
*
* A simple share system, based on that of iTasks, is provided in `Gtk.Shares`
* and allows the programmer to easily keep shared data.
*/
import Gtk.Shares
import Gtk.Signal
import Gtk.State
import Gtk.Tune
import Gtk.Types
import Gtk.Widgets
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