[g-a-devel]Detecting opening and closure of dialogs using CSPI
- From: "Mukund" <mukund rajagopalan wipro com>
- To: "'accessibility mailing list'" <gnome-accessibility-devel gnome org>
- Subject: [g-a-devel]Detecting opening and closure of dialogs using CSPI
- Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2002 21:28:01 +0530
Folks,
Using CSPI, Am trying to detect a dialog getting launched or
closed
within an application and this is what I did:
I registered for object:children-changed event and in the
event hook,
tried checking if the event source's parent is NULL:
/* this code is inside event hook */
parent = Accessible_getParent (event->source);
if (!parent)
{
/* this is top window */
...
}
My understanding is that the main window of the application
emits
children-changed event when a new dialog is launched or
closed.
I would expect that the control would flow into the 'if'
statement
_once_ for launching a new dialog and _once_ for closing it.
But what
happens is the 'if' block gets executed several times for a
single
launch and closure of a dialog (gtk-demo is my application).
Is this the expected behavior ? Or, is this not the way of
detecting
dialogs getting launched or closed ?
Cheers,
Mukund.
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