Howdee,
Ive noticed it before, but while working on something new, it seems
kind of silly to have the radio and check buttons from the menu
respond to different signals as the radio and check button widgets.
eg.
Heres the code from the widget:
program {
name: "turn_on1";
signal: "e,state,checked";
source: "e";
action: STATE_SET "enable" 0.0;
target: "hoz";
target: "vert";
transition: SINUSOIDAL 0.2;
}
program {
name: "turn_off1";
signal: "e,state,unchecked";
source: "e";
action: STATE_SET "active" 0.0;
target: "hoz";
target: "vert";
transition: SINUSOIDAL 0.2;
}
Heres the code from the menu:
program {
name: "menu_on";
signal: "e,state,on";
source: "e";
action: STATE_SET "active" 0.0;
target: "item1";
}
program {
name: "menu_off";
signal: "e,state,off";
source: "e";
action: STATE_SET "default" 0.0;
target: "item1";
}
As you can see, theyre basically the same thing (granted the widget
has a signal_emit in it too) but it should at least be able to do the
same signals and then just whack an alias on them! Im going to lump it
all together regardless, but theres still 2 programs doing essentially
the same thing.
Or am I totally off the mark here?
Toma
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