Keep asking, sometimes the response delay is actually a good thing :)
A side note: depending on what version of gtk you are using, signals
may change (i.e. gtk2 "expose_event", gtk3 "draw") so keep an eye open
when following tutorials.
Best
Bernhard
On Fri, Aug 9, 2013 at 12:14 PM, Eric Waj
Ok, thanks!
I'm just plain stupid. I indeed just have to collect a "key_press_event"
event and that's it!
Sorry for disturbing the list with such a basic question (I am still
learning how to use gtk)..
Cheers to all,
Eric.
Kang Hu wrote, On 09/08/2013 09:39,
all you need is an event filt
Hi there,
I need to develop a gtk code in which a label is changed each time a key
is stroked on the keyboad. I thus use g_timeout_add() to launch on a
regular basis a function that listens to key strokes. Within this
function, I used a combination of kbhit()/getch() to collected the
stroken
