Robin Dunn <robin@[...].com>  writes:

>  Jorge Godoy wrote:
> > Hi!
> > Could there be any problem if I adopt a default of ending my methods
> > with an 'event.Skip()' call for each and every method that is activated
> > by an event?
> 
>  There are a few cases where you don't want the default event handlers
>  to happen, and in those cases you should not call Skip.  (For example,
>  if you handle a key in a EVT_KEY_DOWN handler and don't want it to be
>  added to the text ctrl.)  But in general calling Skip would be okay.

Oh, sure! In those cases yes, I won't be skipping the event.

I noticed this problem -- event.Skip() being demanded by GTK -- when the
event is an EVT_KILL_FOCUS. I'm just trying to make things more easy to
change if I add such an event or remove it from my applications. You
see... laziness. :-)


Thanks,
-- 
Godoy.     <godoy@[...].org> 


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