I don't really understand what you mean with emiting a changed event. You
mean that someone is doing something like:
gtk_label_set_text(GTK_LABEL(gtk_container_get_child(GTK_CONTAINER(my_button)),
"new text")
or something simar (e.g. changing the image shown on the image)?
One way of doing it would be to do the following:
- Derive a new widget inheriting from GtkButton.
- Add a new signal "changed" to it.
- Add a new accessor function to the widget that changes the contents and
emits the new signal.
- Change the calls for changing button contents so that it uses the new
function.
- Connect to the new signal.
Regards,
Dov
You can get the effect that you want by deriving a new widget
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 10:59, Till Harbaum <li...@harbaum.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i am changing the UI of an existing app for mobile usage in a way that i
> replace
> some gtkentry's with some gtkbuttons which the use some alternate input
> method.
>
> I want to keep as much of the application as it is and one of the things
> the app expects
> is that this particular widget emits a "changed" event whenever its
> contents changes.
>
> So i'd like to enable my gtkbutton to emit a "changed" event, but i don't
> find any examples
> on how to achieve that. How do i "attach" a new signal to an existing
> widget type?
>
> Thanks,
> Till
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