gtk_widget_set_can_focus(combo, TRUE) solved it, though a combobox should
have it by default.
I sent an email for gtk-devel-list for discovering more details about it.
Thanks a lot.
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> And about the widget I was using, it was a combo box.
>
> Same error happens using gtk3-demo. And since FOCUSABLE is a permanent
> state - i.e., it's not like FOCUSED - I think it should always appear, even
> if the widget isn't on focus at the moment... Am I right?
Of c
And about the widget I was using, it was a combo box.
Same error happens using gtk3-demo. And since FOCUSABLE is a permanent state
- i.e., it's not like FOCUSED - I think it should always appear, even if the
widget isn't on focus at the moment... Am I right?
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Hey Piñeiro,
I thought it had worked because the error was gone yesterday, but now I see
that unfortunately it's still here. Maybe I was analysing the wrong widget.
:-/
Your explanations are very very useful.
Thanks!
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On 06/14/2011 01:51 AM, Eitan Isaacson wrote:
The problem here is that a state_set is created from zero when you call
ref_state. So when you call ref_state_set you get the state, and
although you add it by hand using add_state_set, in the next
ref_state_set the state will be created again, and
Thanks, Eitan!
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Not sure what you are trying to do with cspi, but you shouldn't!
With ATK, I think you need to call atk_object_notify_state_change
after setting the state to actually have AT-SPI send an event (which
accerciser listens for).
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 4:38 PM, Aline Bessa wrote:
> Hi everybody!
>
>
Hi everybody!
Accerciser told me that a little demo I was doing has the following problem:
a widget that should have states FOCUSABLE or SELECTABLE does not have none.
This is a general problem: I would like to add a state in a widget in such a
way that I could fix this.
I tried adding an ATK st