Re: Question about scrollbars
- From: Paolo Costabel <paolo imageworks com>
- To: Sebastian Geerken <S Geerken ping de>
- Cc: gtk-app-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Question about scrollbars
- Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2001 09:22:34 -0800
Sebastian Geerken wrote:
Hi.
I'm using a GtkLayout in a GtkScrolledWindow, and the area size as
well as the adjustment values of the GtkLayout are changed quite
often by the program itself. However, I need to catch adjustment
changes by *the user* (by using the scrollbars), and distinguish them
from changes caused by my program.
Currently, I connect a callback to the "value_changed" signal of the
adjustments, and keep track where changes come from, by
increasing/decreasing a counter before/after my program may affect
the adjustments. A zero value of this counter should indicate an user
caused change. But this turned out to be quite tricky, and I did not
get it working in all cases. So I ask if there is a more direct way
to notice changes of the scrollbars.
Thanks in advance,
Sebastian
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I usually use a global flag when I change a value in the code, like
this:
program_change = TRUE;
gtk_adjustment_value_changed(adj);
program_change = FALSE;
and in the signal
if(program_change)
{
/* do something */
}
else
{
/* user changed the scrollbar */
}
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