Re: How to disable temporary callbacks using Glade?

ws wrote:
[...]
> 
> sub on_CoEn_changed{
>         print "..Combo-Entry changed by user and NOT during set-Operations";
> }
> 
> sub setSelector{
>         signal_handler_block(?);                                              
>   #how?
>         $form->{'Co'}   ->set_popdown_strings(@choice); #popDownList set
>     $form->{'CoEn'}     ->set_text($sv[2]);                         #e.g. 
> value $sv[2] visible
>                                                     #bad:calls on_CoEn_changed
>     signal_handler_unblock(?);                      #how?
> }
Hi,

You need to know the 'connection id' of the signal_connect call that
is triggering the handler. The connection id is returned by the
signal_connect() call so you do:

  $id = $widget->signal_connect('changed', ......

and later:
  
  $widget->signal_handler_block($id); 

$id probably needs to be a global so that it is available in the handler.

Version 0.60 of Glade-Perl can generate code that saves the ids in a
predictable fashion so that you can use them in signal handlers like:

  my $id = $form->{'__CONNECT_ID'}{'entry1'}{'after_key_press_event'}
  $id = $widget->signal_connect('changed', ......
  ...

HTH, Dermot