Re: [inti] entry fun

Jeff Franks wrote:

> Try connecting the the Gtk::Editable::sig_insert_text() or deriving 
> your own Entry and override the Gtk::Editable::on_insert_text() 
> handler. Don't forget Gtk::Entry is also a Gtk::Editable through 
> mutliple inheritance. You could connect to your own handler like this:

Thanks, this was just what I needed. I will remember to look more 
carefull into my parent classes befor asking next time !

I was begining to look into then GtkEvent structure, in pure panik :)

> Gtk::Entry *entry = new Gtk::Entry();
> Gtk::Editable *editable = dynamic_cast<Gtk::Editable*>(entry);

Dynamic cast are only needed when downcasting, right ?

> editable->sig_insert_text().connect(slot(this, 
> &MyWindow::my_insert_text_handler));

Thanks, and for inti 1.x I could just make a local version of  
"on_insert_text (const String &text, int *position)", as this one is 
connected by the Editable class constructor ?!?

/BL





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