Erick Gallesio wrote:
>
> Andrew Dorrell writes:
>
> > 2. place-grip disappears:
> >
>
> Place-grip didn't disappeared, it is now hidden in the module
> STklos+Tk. I could have exported it, but it seems that this method is
> clearly private to the Paned classes (this function is bound to a
> mouse event). I must admit that I don't understand why you want to use
> it directly.
Simple: I want to be able to change the fraction slot in software and
actually have the widget update! Currently the widget is not updated
until place grip is called - on a mouse button release event. I think
the best solution is to make the fraction slot an active one (I really
like this new slot allocation :-) that way the place-grip function can
stay hidden. However I have had problems doing this which I outlined
in another previous email.
PS. I don't like the look of the module workaround - reminds me of
C++ "friend" (imho enemy) classes
PPS Thanks for the fix to the menu keyboard traversal bug.
PPPS with the Win32 stuff: I live in fear of the day someone will
require me to do some win32 development. But I am almost
certain this will happen. When it does the first tool I will
be looking towards will be STk.... Having said that, having a
*stable and robust* unix STk is of the greater importance to me.
And next is how to deliver a commercial prduct which is
unavoidably
open source...
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Mr Andrew Dorrell *
Faculty of Engineering /---\ Whoo? *
University of Technology, Sydney (o o) / *
AUSTRALIA ( : ) .
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Received on Mon Jul 27 1998 - 03:57:23 CEST