> That is the only way to do it if you want dynamically to switch event
handling
> on and off after the widget has been realised. However, none of that
> should
> be necessary if you set the event bit mask correctly and you do so before
> the
> widget concerned is realised.
I certainly don't want to dynamicaly change the event mask (assuming that
there is an individual event mask for EACH widget). All I want is for the
tree view to be unresponsive to mouse clicks.
What do you mean by "realising" the object ? Do you mean creating the object
?
If so, how can you set the event bit mask for the object before the object
is created - I would get a segmentation fault - attempt to use a NULL
pointer.
If you mean that realising the object is "showing" it, then I set the event
bit mask well before then.
I set the event bit mask with the instruction immediately after creating the
object, you can't get it any earlier than that ? can you ?
<snip>
m_TreeView = new Gtk::TreeView();
m_TreeView->set_events(m_TreeView->get_events() &
~Gdk::BUTTON_PRESS_MASK);
</ snip>
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