Re: [g-a-devel] Trying to understand STATE_SENSITIVE

[David Bolter <david bolter utoronto ca>]

I think in gtk land (from earlier in the thread) it sounds like:
enabled == useful
sensitive == useable

So in the case of a button
enabled == the button triggers application logic (if even only a default 
action stub).
sensitive == the button can be "pushed".

If my understand above is correct then yes I think you are correct.

cheers,
D

Aaron Leventhal wrote:
> Perhaps ENABLED is sensitive items that have a default action (action 
> #0), and would respond to a click.
>
>  From Will's explanation:
>   
> > > > ENABLED means that if the thing is SENSITIVE, manipulating it will
> > > > actually cause some sort of action in the application.  I'm not sure,
> > > > but I think it is possible to have an ENABLED component that is not
> > > > SENSITIVE.
> > > >         
> - Aaron
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