Hi Karl,
On Sun, 2008-11-23 at 10:46 +0000, Karl Lattimer wrote:
> I have a button_press_event function in my GtkWidget which should be
> called when the mouse button is pressed, however it won't output
> anything via stdout.printf(...) on button press. Instead it outputs when
> motion_notify_event is called, I'm wondering if there is any requirement
> for a flushing of stdout to ensure that the button press text goes out
> on screen immediately rather than the next time a printf is called.
There is no Vala-specific output buffering, however, stdout in C is line
buffered by default, which means that you won't see the text until you
print a newline, so stdout.printf ("...\n") might help if you're not
adding a newline to the output yet.
Alternatively, you can also use stderr instead of stdout, stderr should
be unbuffered.
> Also, is there such a thing as a button_click_event for brief clicks of
> the mouse button? I need a button_release to behave differently to a
> click event, so I want a momentary click to fire off one function and a
> press and release to fire off another.
Is the long click for drag and drop? The way this usually works in GTK+
is to use gtk_drag_check_threshold to check whether the cursor has moved
far enough to be considered a drag and drop operation, as far as I can
tell. Long clicks without cursor moving are not handled differently in
most widgets.
Jürg
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