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gtktest has a "wrapping SpinButton". I'm testing on gtk-rs on Windows 10 with gtk via msvc vcpkg.
When I decrease the wrapping SpinButton past the end using keyboard below 10, it gets stuck at 90 until I increase the value to 10 or switch widgets. Above 90, it gets stuck at 10 until I decrease the value to 90 or switch widgets.
If I hold down the +- buttons, I can get the value past the 10..90 range, to 0 or 100.
I'm not familiar with gtk, but is binding the wrapping behavior to connect_input wrong? Should it be bound to connect_value_changed instead?
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gtktest "wrapping spinner" has glitchy behavior when holding buttons, or using keyboard arrows
gtktest "wrapping SpinButton" has glitchy behavior when holding buttons, or using keyboard arrows
Aug 23, 2019
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gtktest has a "wrapping SpinButton". I'm testing on gtk-rs on Windows 10 with gtk via msvc vcpkg.
When I decrease the wrapping SpinButton past the end using keyboard below 10, it gets stuck at 90 until I increase the value to 10 or switch widgets. Above 90, it gets stuck at 10 until I decrease the value to 90 or switch widgets.
If I hold down the +- buttons, I can get the value past the 10..90 range, to 0 or 100.
I'm not familiar with gtk, but is binding the wrapping behavior to
connect_input
wrong? Should it be bound toconnect_value_changed
instead?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: