Libglade Initialisation

## Libglade Initialisation Libglade Initialisation — Routines used to initialise libglade. |

## Synopsis

    #include <glade/glade-init.h>

    void                glade_init                          (void);
    void                glade_require                       (const gchar *library);
    void                glade_provide                       (const gchar *library);

## Description

These routines are used to initialise libglade, and to load addon modules that recognise extra widget sets. The `glade_init` routine must be called before any libglade routines are used, and the `glade_load_module` routine would be used to load extra modules.

## Details

### glade_init ()

    void                glade_init                          (void);

It used to be necessary to call `glade_init()` before creating GladeXML objects. This is now no longer the case, as libglade will be initialised on demand now. Calling `glade_init()` manually will not cause any problems though.

### glade_require ()

    void                glade_require                       (const gchar *library);

Ensure that a required library is available. If it is not already available, libglade will attempt to dynamically load a module that contains the handlers for that library.

`library` : | the required library

### glade_provide ()

    void                glade_provide                       (const gchar *library);

This function should be called by a module to assert that it provides wrappers for a particular library. This should be called by the `register_widgets()` function of a libglade module so that it isn't loaded twice, for instance.

`library` : | the provided library