ETextEventProcessor
3
GAL Library
ETextEventProcessor
Synopsis
#define E_TEXT_EVENT_PROCESSOR_TYPE
ETextEventProcessor;
gint e_text_event_processor_handle_event
(ETextEventProcessor *tep,
ETextEventProcessorEvent *event);
Object Hierarchy
GtkObject
+----ETextEventProcessor
+----ETextEventProcessorEmacsLike
Properties
"allow-newlines" gboolean : Read / Write
Signal Prototypes
"command" void user_function (ETextEventProcessor *etexteventprocessor,
gpointer arg1,
gpointer user_data);
Description
Details
<anchor id="E-TEXT-EVENT-PROCESSOR-TYPE:CAPS">E_TEXT_EVENT_PROCESSOR_TYPE
E_TEXT_EVENT_PROCESSOR_TYPE#define E_TEXT_EVENT_PROCESSOR_TYPE (e_text_event_processor_get_type ())
<anchor id="ETextEventProcessor-struct">ETextEventProcessor
ETextEventProcessortypedef struct _ETextEventProcessor ETextEventProcessor;
<anchor id="e-text-event-processor-handle-event">e_text_event_processor_handle_event ()
e_text_event_processor_handle_eventgint e_text_event_processor_handle_event
(ETextEventProcessor *tep,
ETextEventProcessorEvent *event);
tep :
event :
Returns :
Properties
<anchor id="ETextEventProcessor--allow-newlines">The "<literal>allow-newlines</literal>" property
"allow-newlines" gboolean : Read / Write
Signals
<anchor id="ETextEventProcessor-command">The "command" signal
void user_function (ETextEventProcessor *etexteventprocessor,
gpointer arg1,
gpointer user_data);
etexteventprocessor :
the object which received the signal.
arg1 :
user_data :
user data set when the signal handler was connected.