At 11:34 AM -0800 11/28/07, Shandy Brown wrote:
>I didn't get a response to this question regarding the right way to
>block a signal. I have reworked my example to be much much smaller so
>that hopefully it garners some eyeballs.
>
>Again, if my approach is fundamentally wrong, please let me know.
>
>To reiterate the problem: I basically want two widgets to affect each
>other's values. But if I do this naievely, like so...
>
>Spinbutton
> on_value_changed:
if Entry.get_text != new_text:
> Entry.set_text(
new_text )
>Entry
> on_changed:
if Spinbutton.get_value() != new_value:
> Spinbutton.set_value(
new_value )
?
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