>> [ ... ] And I don't "see" >> the GtkEntry in question from inside signal handers for buttons, menu >> items etc, of course... >> > > You do. When the action that requires to commit the update > first occurs, use gtk_window_set_focus() (you should be able > to "see" the window) to get the focused widget, check > whether it needs "activate" to be emitted on it (this can be > done for instance by marking it with g_object_set_data() and > then looking for the data) and call gtk_widget_activate() it > if does. > Ah. I never really noticed the get_focus call... It suspect that getting this right will (still) be somewhat complicated, but I suppose it may be done. I'd still prefer to have a different kind of "leave" or "focus out" signal, though, but I suppose it just isn't there ;-( Thanks, anyway. - Toralf _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
