On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 20:44, Loban A Rahman wrote:
(1) How do I know if a particular GtkWindow is currently "in focus by the window manager"? Yes, I can capture the focus-in-event and focus-out-event. I could store the focused state inside a variable from those callbacks. I was wondering if given a GtkWindow, if there was a function or property that would tell me if it is in focus by the window manager (2) How do I know if the mouse is currently inside a particular GtkWindow. I could capture the enter-notify-event and leave-notify-event. However, these work weirdly. For example, suppose I have a GtkWindow that contains a Gtk:abel and a GtkButton. When the mouse enters anywhere in the GtkWindow, and enter-event fires. However, if I move from the GtkLabel into the GtkButton, a leave-event fires, even though the mouse is still inside the entire GtkWindow. I'm suspecting this is because it has moved over a new GdkWindow (which the button uses). So, is there a signal I can use that only fires when the mouse enter/leaves the entire GtkWindow? Cheers, Loban
I'm not sure about the second question, but as for the first, there is a
struct member: (GtkWindow *)->has_focus;
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