Re: First post with a Question...

[Chris Elston <celston corky sapien net>]

Sorry, still very new at working with Gtk.  What do you mean by bind?
What I'm doing currently is using the "signal_connect" function to the
"button_press_event".  I was originally using the signal_connect to the
"select" event.  I have recently commented that out and am using the
button_press_event.  Still no progress.  There isn't a way to just "turn
it off"?  Any more help?

Chris

On Fri, 22 Jun 2001, John Golubenko wrote:

> Do you think you can bind this button to do whatever you want? This maybe a solution.
>
> On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 16:59:01 -0400 (EDT)
> "Chris Elston" <celston corky sapien net> wrote:
>
> > Hey, my name is Chris.  This is my first post to this list so be gentle.
> > :)
> >
> > I'm working with Gtk-Perl but I'm pretty sure this idea applies to all
> > versions of Gtk.  I'm trying to design a GTree stucture so that if I right
> > click a tree item, a menu comes up.  I'm able to get the menu to come up
> > easy, but the problem is that Gtk (at least in perl) has mapped the middle
> > mouse button to expanding subtrees and the right to collapsing them.  I
> > want to be able to turn off this added "feature" so that when a subtree is
> > right clicked, only my menu comes up.  Any suggestions?
> >
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Chris Elston
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