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gtk_widget_event(GTK_WIDGET(gPage),eButtonRelease);
But the release event is getting lost somewhere!!!
Also I have even tried using gtk_main_do_event.
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Can someone tell me what is wrong out there?
Thanks in advance.
--eminemence.
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On Thu, Aug 30, 2007 at 05:24:21AM -0700, eminemence wrote:
I am creating a virtual cursor on a web page and want to simulate the left
click of the mouse button
when the user presses the enter button.
So I tried even using the gdk_event_put on the global window itself,assuming
the event
