Hi,
thanks for the clarification. Now I get the picture. I am familiar with the
wxWidgets library (wrapper of the GTK+), where the propagation with wxButton
works.
But it works due to wxWidgets own event handling system. I was a bit misled
by this.
jan bodnar
On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 6:28 AM, var
hi
the GtkButton widget is handling the event and is returning TRUE,
thats why the event is not getting propagated to parents .
button-press-event is RUN-LAST so first your handler is called which returns
FALSE,
than default handler from GtkButton is called which returns true.
Thats why if y
Hi,
I have a small code example, It should demonstrate the event propagation
in GTK+.
I have three widgets. A button, fixed container and a window. I have three
callbacks. After I click on the button, I expect a message from all these
three widgets. First from the button, then from fixed containe
