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NAME
    Gtk2::Ex::DbLinker - Gui building part with Gtk2 of DbLinker

VERSION
    See version at the end of MYMETA.yml

INSTALLATION

    To install this module type the following:
     perl Makefile.PL
     make
     make test
     make install

    On windows use nmake or dmake instead of make.

DEPENDENCIES

    The following modules are required in order to use Gtk2::Ex::Linker

	Gtk2::Ex::BbLinker::DbTools => 0.104
 	DateTime::Format::Strptime => 1.5,	
	Test::More => 0.44,
	GLib => 1.240,
	Gtk2 => 1.240,
	Carp => 1.17
	Log::Log4perl => 1.41

     Install one of Rose::DB::Object or DBIx::Class if you want to use these orm to access your data or run the examples below.

     Rose::DB object is required to get example 2_rdb working.
     DBIx::Class is required to get example 2_dbc working.

SYNOPSIS
     See the Form.pm, Datasheet.pm and one of Dbi... Dbc... Rdb... DataManager.pm

DESCRIPTION
    This module automates the process of tying data from a database to
    widgets on a Glade-generated form. All that is required is that you name
    your widgets the same as the fields in your data source.

    Steps for use:

    *   Create a DataManager object that contains the rows to display. Use
        DbiDataManager, RdbDataManager or DbcDataManager depending on how
        you access the database: sql commands and DBI, DBIx::Class or
        Rose::DB::Object

    *   Create a Gtk2::GladeXML object to construct the Gtk2 windows

    *   Create a Gtk2::Ex::DbLinker::Form object that links the data and the
        windows

    *   You would then typically connect the buttons to the methods below to
        handle common actions such as inserting, moving, deleting, etc.

SUPPORT
	Any Gk2::Ex::DbLinker questions or problems can be posted to my (rappazf)
        gmail account.

AUTHOR
     François Rappaz <rappazf at gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT
    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

    The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included
    with this module.