On Mon, 2005-01-24 at 13:24 -0800, Ben Johnson wrote: > Hi. My name is Ben Johnson. This is my first time posting, and I'm > pretty much a Gtk newbie. > > I've successfully created a set of radio buttons that look and act a lot > like a set of related toggle buttons. Now I want them to behave *more* > like toggle buttons. The problem is, there is always at least one of > the buttons selected. I want the set to start out with no default > selected, and I want to be able to de-select a button without having a > new one get activated. > > so far all I've tried is using gtk_toggle_button_set_active() on each of > the buttons while I create them, and that doesn't work. Do I need to > call that function later? like after they've been displayed? or, is > there a different method/function I need to use? My strategy for > allowing de-selection is running this same function in the "clicked" > signal handler. I haven't tried it yet because I'm guessing it won't > work. Maybe just use a set of related toggle-buttons? Even if you can find a workaround, it could easily break with a future version of GTK+. Regards, Owen
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