Jeffrey Barish wrote:
> Is there a reason to block/unblock a handler rather than disconnect/connect
> it? Is the overhead for block/unblock significantly lower?
Off the top of my head I can think of one: block/unblock will certainly not
change handler order, while disconnect/connect may. Overhead
Is there a reason to block/unblock a handler rather than disconnect/connect
it? Is the overhead for block/unblock significantly lower?
One thing I don't like about block/unblock is that GTK issues a warning when
you try to unblock a handler that is not blocked, but there is no way to
ask first whe
