Hi.
I'm running into an annoying little "bug" surprisingly often. Asking
here if it's known is a hell of a lot easier than searching a bug
database for it, and will probably work better. Is that an acceptable
use of this list though?
the bug: I'm not sure of the exact circumstances of the bug, but the
basic symptom is this: if I make a button sensitive (enable it) *while*
the mouse pointer is located above the button in question, clicking the
mouse button without first moving the mouse has no effect.
so... a pretty sure way to make this happen would be:
1) put the mouse over a button
2) run gtk_widget_set_sensitive(button, FALSE) on the widget
- observe the button color changes, as expected, from the mouseover
color to the insensitive color.
3) wait a few seconds
4) run gtk_widget_set_sensitive(button, TRUE) on the widget
- observe the button color change reverses.
5) click the primary mouse button
- ***observe the action has no effect***
6) move the mouse so that it's not pointing to to the button
- observe the button color changes as expected.
7) move the mouse back over the button and click it
- observe the button now works as expected.
what should happen is mouse clicks should cause the button to appear to
depress and emit a clicked signal on step number 5.
Is that a known bug? Should I report it?
Thanks,
- Ben
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