In the application that I am working on, I have a GtkDialog with three
action buttons: Apply, Cancel, and OK. All three buttons return a
GTK_RESPONSE when clicked (I am using the GtkDialog's run method).
When the user presses the OK or CANCEL buttons everything is fine,
since on those button
Mitko Haralanov wrote:
In the application that I am working on, I have a GtkDialog with three
action buttons: Apply, Cancel, and OK. All three buttons return a
GTK_RESPONSE when clicked (I am using the GtkDialog's run method).
When the user presses the OK or CANCEL buttons everything is fine,
On Tuesday 26 February 2008 17:09:25 Seltzer wrote:
I had the same poblem for a long time.
Right now we let the backend change the value normaly, and dont activate a
value changed callback.
For user interaction, we catch both the button-press-event and the
button-release-event
from the
I used glade to design my GUI and in one of the dialogs I have a HBox
with only one cell. In that cell, I have a tree of widgets which form
the content of the cell.
What I want to have is a button, which the user can click and the
action would be that a new tree of widgets (identical to the
