Here are two macros that developers may need when building with GTK versions
above 3.10
They replace the tooltip system with a call to a custom display of the
tooltip.
#define gtk_widget_set_tooltip_text(w, t) {gchar *tip =
g_strdup(t);g_object_set_data(G_OBJECT(w), "tooltip",
(gpointer)tip);gtk_widget_add_events (w,
FAKE_TOOLTIPS_MASK);g_signal_connect_after (w, "destroy",
G_CALLBACK(free_tooltip), tip);g_signal_connect (w, FAKE_TOOLTIPS_SIGNAL,
G_CALLBACK (show_tooltip), tip);}
#define gtk_widget_get_tooltip_text(w) g_object_get_data (G_OBJECT(w),
"tooltip")
You have to write the functions show_tooltip()and free_tooltip() yourself, of
course.
The background to this is that if your applications uses tooltips
heavily (e.g. on every item of a menu) then recent versions of GTK3
throw them up too quickly, and once they start to appear they are very
difficult to throw off; the tooltip time out is no longer controllable.
Richard Shann
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