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Luca Cappa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Murray Cumming wrote:
>>>With sigc::signal, I can only run signals in the order they were
>>>connected. I'd like to mimic GSignal, in that I want to provide a
>>>default implementation which may be overridden, but if overridden, I
>>>might not want the default to run at all. Is this possible?
>> Not easily. You could connect ane empty virtual member method as a
>> default handler to your member signal. But making sure that it
>> would be run before or after other handlers would be
>> difficult. Maybe you could play with the signal's slot_list<> to
>> change the calling sequence.
>
> i guess that to add an handler after or before you could play with
> the "after" argument of that Glib::SignalProxyNormal::connect (const
> sigc::slot_base& slot, bool after) method.
I think on reflection I'll be better with just virtual functions. I
wanted to mimic GSignal, but since I'm not wrapping a real GSignal, I
can't make use of SignalProxyNormal. I'd also rather not mess with
the slot_list<> unless really necessary.
Thanks for the suggestions, though!
Regards,
Roger
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