Hello, Here is a question about drag and drop. I have a clipboard-like application, that calls gdk_drag_get_data several times; this then calls the handler for gtk-drag-data-receive several times. It seems it is really difficult to bind what I receive to what I call: if I want the data once to have a peek and once again to use it, it is the same signal and there is no way to discriminate. If I want it once in one format and once again on another, I have to hash on the GdkAtom on the receiving end. If it gets called once for a drop and once again for another, I have to hash on the timestamp. These problems could be solved by adding a user_data struct to gdk_drag_get_data and to the handler, or by passing an arbitrary callback to gdk_drag_get_data. The question is, is it the Xdnd spec that makes it difficult, or is it gtk. If I didn't miss anything in the Xdnd spec, the user data would need to be hooked on the XdndStatus message. How feasible is it? _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
