>> if you want this, you need to use the GnomeCanvas. > >Actually I'm using a GtkLayout.
right, thats why you should use the Canvas instead. Its just another widget (believe it nor, packed inside a GtkLayout). don't reinvent the wheel. in GTK+2, you can use the Canvas without any other part of GNOME not already required by GTK+ itself. >So if there's no way to leave events for non-parents, does this mean I >have to do it all manually: >Search the widget tree for widgets under the mouse-cursor ? And reinvent >the event ? correct. as i mentioned before, GTK+ in general isn't designed to handle overlapping widgets "properly". the Canvas is. --p _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
