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Widgets     Book   Generic Values Glib::Value<> is specialized for almost any type used within the gtkmm libraries. More... Compounds class   Value   Generic value implementation for custom types. More... class   Value<bool> class   Value<char> class   Value<const T*>   Specialization for pointers to const instances of any type. More... class   Value<double> class   Value<float> class   Value<Glib::RefPtr<const T>>   Partial specialization for RefPtr<> to const Glib::Object. More... class   Value<Glib::RefPtr<T>>   Partial specialization for RefPtr<> to Glib::Object. More... class   Value<Glib::ustring>   Specialization for UTF-8 strings. More... class   Value<int> class   Value<long> class   Value<long long> class   Value<std::string>   Specialization for strings. More... class   Value<T*>   Specialization for pointers to instances of any type. More... class   Value<unsigned char> class   Value<unsigned int> class   Value<unsigned long> class   Value<unsigned long long> class   Value<void*> class   Value_Boxed class   Value_Enum   Base class of Glib::Value<T> specializations for enum types. More... class   Value_Flags   Base class of Glib::Value<T> specializations for flags types. More... class   Value_Pointer class   ValueBase class   ValueBase_Boxed class   ValueBase_Enum class   ValueBase_Flags class   ValueBase_Object class   ValueBase_String Detailed Description Glib::Value<> is specialized for almost any type used within the gtkmm libraries. Basic types like int, char, bool, etc., also void*. Glib::ustring and std::string. Pointers to classes derived from Glib::Object. Glib::RefPtr<> pointer types, which are assumed to be Glib::Object pointers. All flags and enum types used within the gtkmm libraries. If a type doesn't fit into any of these categories, then a generic implementation for custom types will be used. The requirements imposed on custom types are described in the Glib::Value class documentation.