On Fri, 18 Jun 2010, Tadej Borovšak wrote:
> > Below is a minimal test program. I'd expect that, since the spin
> > button's range is set as 1 to 4, I ought to be able to display
> > "B", "C" and "D" in turn by pressing the button's up-arrow. But
> > what actually happens is that the first up-pr
Hello.
> Below is a minimal test program. I'd expect that, since the spin
> button's range is set as 1 to 4, I ought to be able to display
> "B", "C" and "D" in turn by pressing the button's up-arrow. But
> what actually happens is that the first up-press gives "B" and
> then subsequent up-presse
I'm trying to create a GtkSpinButton with a customized
representation of the underlying numerical value (by attaching to
the "output" signal as described in the GTK manual) but have hit a
problem: I can't seem to get the spin button to go to the top of
its range.
Below is a minimal test program.
