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> > Subject says it all, really. Glade doesn't appear to have any
> > signals for GtkCombo --- the top item on the list is GtkContainer.
> > How can I get a callback executed whenever the user selects an item?
> 
> you can connect to the `changed' signal of combo.entry. this may not
> be the right way, but it is the only I have found :P

Yeah, but then I get events every time the user presses a key when typing in
something manually... which is a pain (because the input may not be valid).
For the text entry, I'm using `activate', but I don't get an `activate' when 
something's selected off the menu.

Is there a way of distinguishing a menu-changed from a keyboard-changed from an
activate-changed?

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