Hi John,
On Sun, 11 Jul 2010 22:55:15 -0300 you wrote:
I am reading the documentation of GtkCalendar, more precisely at the
signals. There are the month-changed and day-selected signal, but why
not a signal to represent the year changing?
Presumably because it displays a whole month at a time, from which the
user can pick a day. If the year changes then the month changes too, so
I'm guessing the month-changed signal will be emitted. That would also
be why the naming of those two signals is different; month-changed
means the display has been updated, whereas day-selected means the user
has picked one of the displayed options.
Cheers,
Rob
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