Re: Mouse buttons 2 and 3 in CList

[mquezada nlxcorp com]

Seth,

Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I have to tie the button press to a
widget. If I tie it to the CList then I don't get the column and row infor
I need. Is there any way to obtain this that you know?


Marco Quezada
Aerospaceo Engineero
NLX Corporation
22626 Sally Ride Dr.
Sterling, VA, 20164
703-234-2100  ext. 1028


                                                                                                                                       
                      Seth Remington                                                                                                   
                      <sremington@saber        To:       mquezada@nlxcorp.com                                                          
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                                               Subject:  Re: Mouse buttons 2 and 3 in CList                                            
                      07/01/2003 03:07                                                                                                 
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On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 mquezada@nlxcorp.com wrote:

> I have a CList (gtk 1.2.xx) and it responds to the left (#1) mouse button
> clicks with the "select_row" signal connected to it. I'd like to add
other
> functionality using the other mouse buttons. Is there any example
available
> of how to get the other buttons to respond in this manner?

You are probably going to want to connect to the "button_press" event
instead of the "select_row" event. Your callback will get passed a
GdkEventButton pointer that has all kinds of useful information in it.

I use it like this (assuming my callback gets passed a GdkEventButton
*event):

if(event->type == GDK_2BUTTON_PRESS && event->button == 1)

This would check for a double click with the left mouse button as an
example. Lot's of good information here...

http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/gdk/gdk-event-structures.html

-Seth

Seth Remington
SaberLogic LLC
661-B Weber Drive
Wadsworth, OH 44281
Ph: 330.355.6442 Fax: 330.336.8559

>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Marco Quezada
> Aerospaceo Engineero
> NLX Corporation
> 22626 Sally Ride Dr.
> Sterling, VA, 20164
> 703-234-2100  ext. 1028
>
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