It can be something like this also I guess ...
keep a signal for closing the application , In the callback check
if the application is not not saved state .. then emit the save signal.
You can see source of application like gedit etc and find
out how to do it..
regds
satya
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This is my first mail to this list. I have a query.
I want to connect two callbacks to a widget and ensure that the second one gets called only after the first one has finished executing. For example, in a notepad like application, if there is some text in the text area and I wan
