问题
I'm trying to make an application in C# that can download, install and manage various games that I and a few friends'll be making.
I know how I'm gonna do it, but I want users to be able to use this app on both Windows and Linux as most games will run on both. That's not the big issue, I know how I'm gonna get that working. Ohhhh, the power of Mono and GTK#.
The issue is, however, that for GUI-designing I can't figure out how to design GTK windows within Visual Studio just like you can with Windows Forms. I don't know if there's an add-in or whateverthelike, I just need some way of designing my GUIs for Linux.
I am running Visual Studio Express 2015, on Windows 10.
回答1:
I have never seen a public version of a Visual Studio embedded GTK (+/2/3) Designer, let alone one that supports GTK#.
As far as Mono GTK# goes, it's designer is called 'Stetic' and is embedded into MonoDevelop/Xamarin Studio.
Stetic has a GUI based designer but also uses the files produced from that designer to generate the C# code from a xml file (gui.stetic) and combine that with user written code (actions/events/etc...) via C# partial classes.
You can also use the Glade Designer (older versions) and import them into MD/XS and it will convert them to a gui.stetic files and thus create the C# classes for your UI. This is what I used to do when I needed to knock out a complex GUI prototype quickly. Stetic can really try your patience with the ways it works, but in the end, personally I would skip the Stetic and Glade GUI designers and just code the GTK# containers, widgets and actions in straight C#.
http://www.monodevelop.com/documentation/stetic-gui-designer/
Stetic GUI Designer Move to Glade for Gtk#3
GUI building with GTK#
MonoDevelop editor GUI designer
https://glade.gnome.org
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32928901/gtk-gui-designer-for-visual-studio-2015