Thanks Chris,
I tried your statement as follows :-
m_TreeView = new Gtk::TreeView();
m_TreeView->set_events (m_TreeView->get_events() &
~Gdk::BUTTON_PRESS_MASK);
As you can see, I can't perform set_events any earlier than this as
m_TreeView is created by the immediately preceeding instruction;
however, it still allows mouse clicks through.
Is Gdk::BUTTON_PRESS_MASK the correct bit mask to use ?
Regards
John
Your original approach was right: set_events() will reset the event mask (as
opposed to add_events() which will not), although a better approach may be
to
call m_TreeView->set_events(m_TreeView->get_events() &
~Gdk::BUTTON_PRESS_MASK).
However, did you call set_events() before the widget was realised? It won't
work if you do not.
Chris
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