I want to do a g_signal_connect to capture a mouse click in a gtk_entry widget.
Something like this:
entry = gtk_entry_new ( );
gtk_box_pack_end ( GTK_BOX ( hBox ), entry, TRUE, TRUE, 1 );
gtk_widget_show ( entry );
// This is the one I'm not sure about
g_signal_connect (开发者_JAVA百科 GTK_OBJECT ( entry ), "????????????",
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC ( EntryClicked ), entry );
I just can't seem to find it in the gtk documentation.
I've tried using the "focus-in-event", but it is not working as I spect.
Thanks for the assistance.
Mouse clicks are reported using the button-press-event signal, that's what you should connect:
g_signal_connect(G_OBJECT(entry), "button-press-event", G_CALLBACK(evt_entry_button_press), NULL);
This of course assumes you've defined a compatible function to handle the function. The "evt_
" prefix on the handler's name is a simple convention I use personally.
This event is defined by the base GtkWidget class, which might be why you had problems finding it in the documentation for the GtkEntry widget.
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