WebKitWebViewGroup

WebKitWebViewGroup — Group of web views

Synopsis

struct              WebKitWebViewGroup;
WebKitWebViewGroup * webkit_web_view_group_new          (const gchar *name);
const gchar *       webkit_web_view_group_get_name      (WebKitWebViewGroup *group);
WebKitSettings *    webkit_web_view_group_get_settings  (WebKitWebViewGroup *group);
void                webkit_web_view_group_set_settings  (WebKitWebViewGroup *group,
                                                         WebKitSettings *settings);

Object Hierarchy

  GObject
   +----WebKitWebViewGroup

Properties

  "settings"                 WebKitSettings*       : Read / Write

Description

A WebKitWebViewGroup represents a group of WebKitWebViews that share things like settings. There's a default WebKitWebViewGroup where all WebKitWebViews of the same WebKitWebContext are added by default. To create a WebKitWebView in a different WebKitWebViewGroup you can use webkit_web_view_new_with_group().

WebKitWebViewGroups are identified by a unique name given when the group is created with webkit_web_view_group_new(). WebKitWebViewGroups have a WebKitSettings to control the settings of all WebKitWebViews of the group. You can get the settings with webkit_web_view_group_get_settings() to handle the settings, or you can set your own WebKitSettings with webkit_web_view_group_set_settings(). When the WebKitSettings of a WebKitWebViewGroup changes, the signal notify::settings is emitted on the group.

Details

struct WebKitWebViewGroup

struct WebKitWebViewGroup;

webkit_web_view_group_new ()

WebKitWebViewGroup * webkit_web_view_group_new          (const gchar *name);

Creates a new WebKitWebViewGroup with the given name. If name is NULL a unique identifier name will be created automatically. The newly created WebKitWebViewGroup doesn't contain any WebKitWebView, web views are added to the new group when created with webkit_web_view_new_with_group() passing the group.

`name` :	the name of the group. [allow-none]
Returns :	a new WebKitWebViewGroup. [transfer full]

webkit_web_view_group_get_name ()

const gchar *       webkit_web_view_group_get_name      (WebKitWebViewGroup *group);

Gets the name that uniquely identifies the WebKitWebViewGroup.

`group` :	a WebKitWebViewGroup
Returns :	the name of `group`

webkit_web_view_group_get_settings ()

WebKitSettings *    webkit_web_view_group_get_settings  (WebKitWebViewGroup *group);

Gets the WebKitSettings of the WebKitWebViewGroup.

`group` :	a WebKitWebViewGroup
Returns :	the settings of `group`. [transfer none]

webkit_web_view_group_set_settings ()

void                webkit_web_view_group_set_settings  (WebKitWebViewGroup *group,
                                                         WebKitSettings *settings);

Sets a new WebKitSettings for the WebKitWebViewGroup. The settings will affect to all the WebKitWebViews of the group. WebKitWebViewGroups always have a WebKitSettings so if you just want to modify a setting you can use webkit_web_view_group_get_settings() and modify the returned WebKitSettings instead. Setting the same WebKitSettings multiple times doesn't have any effect. You can monitor the settings of a WebKitWebViewGroup by connecting to the notify::settings signal of group.

`group` :	a WebKitWebViewGroup
`settings` :	a WebKitSettings

Property Details

The `"settings"` property

  "settings"                 WebKitSettings*       : Read / Write

The WebKitSettings of the web view group.

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