Hi, I'm rewriting a Xlib graphical application in Gtk. There's four different states (run, hold, reset, shutdown) that the application be be in. The state that the application is in is determined by another application, but the user of the graphical application can request a different "state". Here's a picture of what the buttons for changing the state look like. http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/9717/buttons2mv.png The application is in "reset" mode currently. Notice how the reset button is depressed. I'm struggling how to reproduce that look in Gtk. I initially tried toggle and radio buttons, but I couldn't figure out how to tell a button to be active / toggled without generating a "toggled" event, which would tell the application to send a request to change the state. Any ideas? I'm guessing I have two solutions. One is to figure out how to get a normal button to look "depressed" like it does in the picture. The other solution is to figure out how to be able to tell a toggle button to be toggled without that button emitting a toggled event (which would tell the application to change state, when the user hasn't requested a state change). Thanks, Joe _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
