Thanks for ur replies, Johan and Christian,
As Johan suggested, I think the best possible way is to use a flag such as
'ignore_signals' and set it while manipulating the value from background.
I can not use seperate functions as suggested by Christian because, the
ultimate goal is to _display_ th
On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 09:44:02AM -0500, Chetan Dandekar wrote:
> Let me describe this issue with an example. I have a gtk.SpinButton and
> a signal handler function 'on_value_changed' which is triggered by the
> signal 'value_changed'. I want this handler to be invoked if a user
> changes the
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Chetan Dandekar wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Let me describe this issue with an example. I have a gtk.SpinButton
> and a signal handler function 'on_value_changed' which is
> triggered by the signal 'value_changed'. I want this handler to be
> invoked if a
Dear All,
Let me describe this issue with an example. I have a gtk.SpinButton and
a signal handler function 'on_value_changed' which is triggered by the
signal 'value_changed'. I want this handler to be invoked if a user
changes the SpinButton value using the input devices. However, I don't
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