Neil Bird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Havoc Pennington wrote:
> > You don't need to provide the object or user data args. So I think in
> > this case there are no args.
> >
> > You only have to provide e.g. enum args.
>
> OK; I've got this kind-of going (in ~/.gtkrc.mine) with the GTK example
> 'entry' app. :
>
> binding "clipboard-binding"
> {
> bind "F16"
> {
> "debug-msg" ("<Copy>")
> "copy-clipboard" ()
> }
> bind "<ctrl>g"
> {
> "debug-msg" ("<Ctrl-G>")
> "clicked" ()
> }
> }
>
> class "GtkEditable" binding : rc "clipboard-binding"
> class "GtkEntry" binding : rc "clipboard-binding"
> class "GtkButton" binding : rc "clipboard-binding"
>
>
> If I <tab> around the fields, <ctrl-g> reports debug & clicks on all of
> the three buttons (two toggles & the exit).
>
> But I get nothing for the GtkEntry.
>
It's simply that GtkEntry has no "clicked" signal. It does have an
"activate" signal which is what happens when you press the Return key
normally.
Havoc
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