Guy Harris wrote:
[...]
> If it's the latter, the way I've done that in Ethereal for buttons is
> to, in the routine that creates the dialog box:
>
> allocate a GtkAccelGroup, and add it to the window with
> "gtk_window_add_accel_group()";
>
> copy routines such as "gtk_radio_button_new_with_label()" and
> modify them to:
>
> take an additional argument, which is a pointer to the
> GtkAccelGroup;
>
> pass the label widget and the label string for the label
> to "gtk_label_parse_uline()", and, if the return value
> isn't GDK_VoidSymbol, add to the GtkAccelGroup accelerators for
> the key returned by "gtk_label_parse_uline()" and for
> that key with GDK_MOD1_MASK (that's the mask for the Alt
> key), and have that accelerator deliver a "clicked"
> signal to the button.
>
> Making it easier to do this might be something worth considering for
> GTK+ 1.4, especially with the changes Havoc's been making to beef up the
> GtkDialog widget.
Hi, is it really necessary to copy and edit the Gtk methods - I am probably
missing something but I don't see the need for a new constructor.
Why is it not possible to do (eg in Perl)?
$rb = new Gtk::RadioButton(_('ra_diobutton5'), $rb-group );
$key = $rb->child->parse_uline(_('ra_diobutton5') );
$rb->add_accelerator('clicked', $accelgroup}, $key, 'mod1_mask',
['visible', 'locked'] );
which will add the Alt-d (in english) or whatever else is specified in the
translation files.
Regards, Dermot
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