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GimpHelpUI

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Functions for setting #GtkTooltips and help identifier used by GIMP help
system.

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This is the prototype for all functions you pass as @help_func to the
various GIMP dialog constructors like gimp_dialog_new(),
gimp_query_int_box() etc.
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Help IDs are textual identifiers the help system uses to figure which
page to display.
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All these dialog constructors functions call gimp_help_connect().
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In most cases it will be ok to use gimp_standard_help_func() which does
nothing but passing the @help_id string to gimp_help(). If your
plug-in needs some more sophisticated help handling you can provide
your own @help_func which has to call gimp_help() to actually display
the help.
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@help_id: 
@help_data: 


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Since: GIMP 2.2
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<!-- ##### FUNCTION gimp_help_enable_tooltips ##### -->
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<!-- ##### FUNCTION gimp_help_disable_tooltips ##### -->
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@help_id: 
@help_data: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gimp_help_connect ##### -->
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@widget: 
@help_func: 
@help_id: 
@help_data: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gimp_help_set_help_data ##### -->
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@widget: 
@tooltip: 
@help_id: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gimp_context_help ##### -->
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@widget: 


