Sibtey Mehdi wrote:
> i am newbie to pygtk i am trying to add the slider in my
> application. i want the increment shuold be like
I actually had a somewhat similar need the other day, and what I did
about it was:
1) Set the slider's update policy to "Discontinuous"
2) Attach the "value-changed" signal to the *Adjustment,* not the
Scale itself
Once I did that, things started working like I had hoped that they
would. From what I've seen, btw, if you want the slider to visually
"snap" to your limited values, you *have* to have it draw that value
somewhere; you can't *just* have the slider. If I'm wrong about that,
I'd like to hear about it. :)
-CJ
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