Hi. I'm working to create a system in which the user will define a large menu layout for fast, easy use on a touch screen. For me, that means using lots of large toggle buttons that can be grouped in various ways. Some of the toggle buttons will be in simple Radio Button like groups. Others will be stand-alone. All of them though, may need to coordinate with one another. So, for instance, if a certain selection is made from one of the Radio Button groups, it may be appropriate to disable and/or de-select a separate set of Radio Button. It's possible (though unlikely) that the second set may not be visible because it's on a hidden Notebook page or something. These behaviors need to be defined (chosen, I should say) at run time because the menus themselves are defined at run time.
I'm thinking of defining a number of possible relationships and actions to be performed across those relationships when specified events take place. Actually, maybe I could make it simpler. Some sort of Action object that would be activated during an event (like "toggled") that would review the rules it was initialized with and take any necessary steps. (I'll have to make sure no circular relationships are possible.) Is there anything out there already that can help me do this? I want to be easy to use and still as generic and flexible as possible. Thanks, - Ben _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
