Hi,
From that description I don't understand where the x/y coordinates you
want are coming from or going to, or what they're relative to. Are you
trying to deduce the signal's location within the widget you're clicking
on, or the location of the widget clicked on within the Gtk::Window? Or
is the problem that you're connecting a signal, but when that signal
gets activated it's passing location data that's no longer correct?
Some code might make things clearer.
Ian.
On 16/12/15 07:36, codekiddy wrote:
Hello, not sure if this is right question, but I have a case where a
top widget might reorder positions of it's child widgets (rotate them
in some fashion for 90 degrees).
However child widgets are connecting signals with each other and these
signals depend on x y coordinates of Gdk::Window for.
once the top widgets reorders it's childs their signals are wrong
since coordinate system is not the same any more, to avoid duplicating
code for each reorder of widgets with signals connecting to different
handlers I wonder is there is a way
to just rotate the Gdk::Window of child widgets in order to preserve
it's old x and y?
I see there is a Gdk::Window::move_resize() function but this function
moves the Gdk::Window, and does not provide ability to rotate it. (I
might be wrong)
any hints are welcome.
thanks.
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