On Sun, Jun 26, 2005 at 09:57:09AM +0200, David Necas (Yeti) wrote: > This behaviour is identical to any other selectable text in > Gtk+: GtkEntry, GtkTextView. Well it shouldn't be identical as they have different purposes. Labels are to display text and not to be edited so the cursor should ideally dissapear after some time, but I can see that this is not easy to do in the library so it is ok. > Why so complicated? You can just give the widget focus > using Tab. It's exactly the same. It doesn't matter how it > got the focus. Problem is that GTK gives labels focus automatically. Besides I find it strange that up and down arrow shifts the focus from widget to widget. I thought it was tab that should do this. Intuitively I would think that arrow down and up would scroll a scollable window, but I see that I have to use Ctrl-Arrow to do this. IMHO this is wrong and it should be the other way around. > Keyboard focus does not (normally) depend on where mouse > pointer is. The label is still the focused widget and you > can select text. So a cursor is present. I would > definitely not call this `serving no purpose'. Problem is that one cannot click somewhere else in the application to take away the focus. I mean a vbox cannot have focus, so the cursor sticks there until you press a button. > Why are you trying to create an accessibility problem? How > would you like if GtkEntries behaved this way? Interesting that should mention GtkEntries. How come I cannot type a TAB character in an GtkEntry? I mean in a GTkTextView one can accept TABs, but there is as I can see from the reference manual no way to get an Entry to accept TABs. Preben _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
