Re: gtksheet supporting the "activate" signal?

Hi Al,
 I don't remember why, but there was a good reason why "activate" works 
like it does. The "activate" signal is emitted AFTER the cell has been 
activated, "deactivate" BEFORE the cell is deactivated. If you return 
FALSE for "deactivate", then the active cell will remain the same. The 
signal you want  to use is "traverse", which tells you which cell would 
be deactivated, and which cell would be activated. If you return FALSE, 
then the change is rejected.
Hope this helps. Saludos,
<ADRIAN>

Al Hooton wrote:

>	This question pertains to gtkextra-2 from CVS as of a week or so back:
>
>	Is anybody using the "activate" signal in gtksheet?  I am hooking a
>handler to this signal, and have confirmed that it is fired every time I
>select a sell in the gtksheet.  My understanding is that if my handler
>returns TRUE, the cell should activate as normal, but if the handler
>returns FALSE, then the cell should not be activated (the currently
>activated cell is not changed).
>
>	I have confirmed that even when my "activate" handler returns FALSE,
>the cell is still activated.  Is anybody seeing this problem besides me?
>
>	Adrian, is the "activate" signal supposed to be supported correctly, or
>is this a known problem?
>
>	Thanks!
>
>-Al
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