> SetSensitivity() and GetSensitivity() methods for Gadget. - kind of done.
> GetTooltip() method for Gadget. - done
> Class() methods to return gadget constant for new GadgetClass() function. - done
> SetPixmap() support for menus? - done
> LoadFontWithDouble() method for TMaxGUIDriver (if GTK supports it). - probably done
Modified number of action emits when radio button changed.
...for now.
> GetTooltip() method for Gadget. - done
> Class() methods to return gadget constant for new GadgetClass() function. - done
> SetPixmap() support for menus? - done
> LoadFontWithDouble() method for TMaxGUIDriver (if GTK supports it). - probably done
Modified number of action emits when radio button changed.
...for now.
Fantastic!
Oh that was something, I spotted in the code that you overrode the TGadget.SetRect() method in order to clamp the x and y positions to positive values. Is there a GTK reason why you've done this? It's just that it will break things like slider panels that rely on moving internal panels to negative coordinates. Although I haven't tested, I'd of thought this would be visible in the CE IDE Keyboard Shortcuts options tab.