Ralph> How about just defining a connect method for your ColorScale
Ralph> class in which you keep track of the callback function yourself.
Ralph> Then when the color changes, call the function if it has been
Ralph> set:
Yup, I could do that, but then I'd lose Gtk's signal functionality. My hope
is that I can retain the signal model in its entirety so people don't have
to use my objects differently than other Gtk objects.
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