On Tue, 2005-18-10 at 16:19 +0200, Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
> Only mind you that you block this signal handler when selecting from
> other parts of your code.
I believe if you return( TRUE ); the signal will propagate properly to
other "changed" signal callbacks.
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Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
I'm trying to get a treeview to activate a row on single-click instead
of double-click.
Answering my own question for completeness of the mail archive:
Instead of connecting to the button_release_event connect to
the TreeSelection "changed" signal
$treeview->ge
Greetings,
I'm trying to get a treeview to activate a row on single-click instead
of double-click. (Btw. I'm not really sure whether this default depends
on any gtk settings.)
So for I just attached a signal to the button_release_event which
activates the row. This kind of works but now I al
