[pygtk] how to set the active radiobutton without emitting a toggle or clicked signal?

[Giuseppe Penone]

I have a variable in my program named "user_active" which is by default True

when I want to toggle avoiding the signal I do:

user_active = False
operation that causes the signal
user_active = True

then in the callback

on_button_toggled()
   if not user_active: return
   ....

Cheers,
Giuseppe.


On Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 7:50 AM, Ryan Krauss <ryanlists at gmail.com> wrote:

> I am setting the active radio button in a group using the set_active
> method.  I want to do this without causing the toggled or clicked
> signals being emitted, or I at least want to somehow know the
> difference in the program between the programming setting the active
> radio and the user actually clicking the radio with the mouse (or by
> using a keyboard accelerator that is mapped to "click").  Basically, I
> have some code I want to run only when the user really clicked or used
> a keyboard accel.  I don't want the code to run when the program set
> the radio.  How can this be accomplished?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ryan
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