"Bottlenecking" connections
- From: "Haoran Un" <haoran student unsw edu au>
- To: gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: "Bottlenecking" connections
- Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 13:37:24 +1000
Hi,
I have a programming question with GTK.
I have an application with a whole stack of radio buttons (but they
could be anything) and there is a Connection from each RadioButton to
a point X. (it doesn't really matter what X is, either).
Now what happens is that I want to be able to block ALL of the
connections to point X at various times. What I'd prefer is that
instaed of, doing signal_handler_unblock/block n times for n radio
buttons, instead I could have:
n connctions going to point Y, and then 1 connection from point Y to
point X. Then I could simply block the connection between Y and X.
IS there some sort of way of "bottlenecking" all these connections so
that I can block and unlock once, instead of n times?
Thanks for your help,
Haoran
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