Fwd: [FEATURE REQUEST] Auto pulse for GtkProgressBar and GtkEntry
- From: Damián Nohales <damiannohales gmail com>
- To: gtk-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Fwd: [FEATURE REQUEST] Auto pulse for GtkProgressBar and GtkEntry
- Date: Sun, 01 Jan 2012 22:16:38 -0300
Is fallible to implement a property to GtkProgressBar and GtkEntry to
pulse automatically the progress when it is in "Activity mode"? This
avoid to library user to the usual work to create a timeout for call
repeatedly to the "pulse" method.
I guess a possible implementation of this is by creating a property
called "pulse-interval" for GtkProgressBar and "progress-pulse-interval"
for GtkEntry. When user sets the property with a value greater than
zero, then Gtk+ creates a timeout (saving the timeout ID on a private
field of the widget). On the timeout callback, Gtk+ calls to the "pulse"
method or "progress_pulse" whatever the case. Then user can disable this
autopulse by setting the property to -1, removing the timeout.
What do you think about this feature?
Regards!
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