"Ian King" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> When a gtk object is explicitly destroyed with gtk_object_destroy, would this
> cause the emission of any signals that are not associated with the destruction of
> the object itself (such as deselection within parent, etc..).
It can, yes.
> Also, is there any
> way of checking whether a signal connection id for a specific widget is valid, to
> avoid annoying 'could not find handler' messages.
>
I don't believe so. Could be wrong.
Usually people set the connection ID they have stored to 0 after they
disconnect, so they can tell not to disconnect again.
Havoc
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