Daniel Kasak <d.j.kasak...@gmail.com> writes:
>
> However, the other 2 treeviews never scroll. Why not?
If the target adjustments you change are the right ones then you'd think
it ought to work.
As a bit of shameless self-promotion, I made Glib::Ex::ConnectProperties
for tying property values between objects. I don't think I've used it
between adjustments, but it might work. Often a little signal handler
is enough to link settings, though for bi-directional propagating the
"lock" bit like you have can guard against signals-within-signals. You
could consider "local" to be sure of unlock on exiting the scope,
local $self->{test_run_scroll_lock} = 1;
> ( I realise that the max values of each adjustment may not line up ... in
> my case, they do ).
I suppose going proportionally within ranges or going to the same row
number (and fraction of a row) could be cute too.
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