Ryan Martin wrote: > Hey Guys, > I have a strange situation that I'm having trouble finding a > solution for. In the application I'm building, I would like to use a > button as a container and not necessarily a button. Currently, I have > a text field and another button inside my main button in question. > What I would like is to disable all of the innate callbacks > (prelight/hover, clicked, etc.) on that main button and just have it > sit there while still being able to click the child button inside the > main button or enter text into the text field. > > One thing to consider is that I need to disable callbacks on the main > button but not on any of the widgets that are added to the main button > as a child. > > Is this possible? Did that make sense? > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have scoured through old > threads looking for clues. Why do you need to use a button as a container when you don't want to use any of the button's features? Are there no GTK containers that work?
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