API:
GtkWidget::captured-event signal
GTK_CAPTURED_EVENT_{HANDLED,STORE}
gtk_widget_release_captured_events
General idea: The ::captured-event signal is emitted top-down,
starting at the toplevel (somewhat different in the presence of grabs)
all the way down to the widget that received the e
Matthias Clasen gmail.com> writes:
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General questions:
- How does that integrate with EventControllers?
This is more of a "thing to think about" than a question, but I think it's
interesting that this works well in a world where we have EventController
objects and run on top of Clutter. So I g
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 2:59 PM, Benjamin Otte wrote:
> Matthias Clasen gmail.com> writes:
>
> Going into detail on your mail:
>
>> API:
>> GtkWidget::captured-event signal
>> GTK_CAPTURED_EVENT_{HANDLED,STORE}
>> gtk_widget_release_captured_events
>>
> - What events are running through th
Hey,
On mar, 2012-01-31 at 11:09 -0500, Matthias Clasen wrote:
> API:
> GtkWidget::captured-event signal
> GTK_CAPTURED_EVENT_{HANDLED,STORE}
> gtk_widget_release_captured_events
>
> General idea: The ::captured-event signal is emitted top-down,
> starting at the toplevel (somewhat differen
