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Re: processing widget events from multiple hierarchies [message #26369 is a reply to message #26341]

Mon, 20 August 2001 18:27

ronn
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in article 998348877.720166@emperor.labs.agilent.com, Rick Baer at
rick_baer@agilent.com wrote on 8/20/01 7:07 PM:

> I would like to use a menu command to invoke a modal dialog box. If I
> create and realize the widgets that make up the dialog box without invoking
> xmanager, the events aren't handled. If I invoke "xmanager" with the new top
> level base as an argument, the events are handled by the default event
> handler ("AppName_event"), but the handlers that I have specified (e.g.
> event_pro="AppName_eventX") are not used. How can I make the message loop
> aware of the new event handlers?
>
If all the widgets use the Appname_eventX handler then you could try using
the event_handler keyword to xmanager. This overides the default
AppName_event way of doing it. But your original way should still work, any
chance of showing a small section of code?

-Ronn

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