thanks. i will try this. regards, Bharat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On 24 Jul 2003, Owen Taylor wrote: > On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 12:02, Bharat Bhushan wrote: > > I want to desensitize it only for a small duration (while some critical > > task is being done, so that user can't close it). I thought of using > > gdk_window_set_decorations() and remove the close button for that duration > > and then bring it back using the same function. But the problem was that > > the close button doesn't become visible again until you click on the > > window (i.e. it doesnt refreshes the window properly). > > But actually what I want is to desensitize the button for the duration. I > > think that will look more elegant and professional. > > In theory gdk_window_set_functions(window->window,...) might do what you > want; in practice, I don't think it will unless you are using > MWM. > > I think your best bet is simply to connect to "delete-event" and do > nothing during the critical period (return TRUE - "I handled it") > > Regards, > Owen > >
