Hello, I am writing an UI for my application and I thought I could use the gtk assistant window.
However, testing the UI reveals serious issues with the pre-made assistant. It's quite hard to make the assistant advance when the user selects something. So far I have some 2-3 pages and start with all pages incomplete. My page with buttons works OK when visited for the first time. I added a function to manually advance to the next page when a button is pressed. When returning to the page it is already completed and one of the buttons pressed. Pressing a different button advances to the next page again but pressing enter on the already depressed button does nothing. The Forward button is now enabled but not the default. On a page with combobox (actually a dropdown selection, not sure why it is named such) I turn on the forward button by completing the page when the selection changes. Now even on the first visit the assistant is stuck unless the user painstakingly presses Alt+F. It is not possible to leave the combobox neither with arrows nor tab nor enter. My only page that is more or less working is one with file chooser widget. The widget fires lots of superfluous events every time it is displayed so I only need to check that the file selected is suitable. It has a special event for activating a file with enter or doubleclick which I can use to advance to the next page manually without using the forward button. It has one unfortunate side effect, though. It uses Alt+b for browse so the back button is not easily accessible anymore. Any tips on using the gtk built-in assistant or should I just roll my own when I want some at least half-usable UI? Thanks Michal _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
