Hi, > > The GtkPrintPaginator interface should emit three signals: > > > > - begin_page (GtkPrintPaginator *p): emitted when starting to paginate a > > new page > > - finished (GtkPrintPaginator *p): emitted when pagination ends > > - canceled (GtkPrintPaginator *p): if pagination is canceled > > It looks strange to me to have the paginator canceling.
Why? User may want to cancel the pagination process by pressing Cancel in a progress dialog. For example a couple of days ago I started printing a text document in gedit and when I saw that the document was about 1000 pages long, I canceled pagination and so I didn't waste a single sheet... so "pagination canceling saves the nature" :) > Surely its the > dialog showed by GtkPrintOperation that does the actual cancel? I guess > it might be useful if you do your own progress dialog. I was thinking to add a "standard" progress dialog with a Cancel button but allow program specific progress dialogs too (see gedit). > Yes, something like this should be quite workable. Would you be > interested in looking at implementing this? I will try to implement my proposal in the week-end. Ciao, Paolo _______________________________________________ gtk-devel-list mailing list gtk-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-devel-list
