On Sáb, 2006-09-09 at 21:09 +0200, Murray Cumming wrote: > More precisely, you'll see > > _IGNORE_SIGNAL(activate) //Keybinding signal. > > Which indicates that this is a keybinding (or "action") signal that is > not meant to be used by most application developers. It's useful for > widget implementation, particularly for accessibility issues. > > Rui, if you can say what you are trying to do, or if you can show us the > GTK+ C code that seems to use this signal, then we might be able to say > what you should do with gtkmm. So, how do I tell gtk that I want something done when the user clicks the status bar icon? I thought the 'activate' signal's callback was meant to do that. Actually on a C version I have it works with a callback to that signal. Rui
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