Re: Setting properties of a widget

--- Krasimir Angelov <[email protected]> wrote:
> The "on" function in the GIO doesn't mean write-only
> attribute. The "on" function converts Event to Attr
> 
> on :: Event w a -> Attr w a
> 
> The returned attribute is read/write. The following
> example explains this:
> 
> oldhanlder <- get button (on click)
> set button [on click =: f >> oldhandler]
> 
> or
> 
> set button [on click ~: \oldhandler -> f >>
> oldhandler]
> 

I forget to note that the Events in the lates GIO
version are optimised and in addition we have "off"
function:

off :: Event w a -> Prop w

The following example unregister handler to the
"click" event:

set button [off click]

This is equivalent to:

set button [on click =: return ()]

but under X and events like "mouse" and "keyboard" is
more effective because the "off" function unregisters
handlers in the X.

Krasimir

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