[Gtk-sharp-list] how to block a signal

[Fabian Sturm]

Hi!

Thanks for the reply. And yes I guess what you describe would 
be a solution to my problem. Still it looks somewhat unclean.

What I want is to actually block a signal from being emitted not
unregistering all possible event handlers. E.g. it would create a race
condition between my modification of the Changed delegate and the
call which triggers a new event.

So I still would be great full if someone could enlighten me how the
GObject is mapped in gtk-sharp and where those 
g_signal_handler_* are gone?

Thanks a lot, Fabian

On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 08:33 +0100, Томислав Марковски wrote:

> To register an event you use:
> 
> eventenddate_entry.Changed += new ChangedEventHandler(my_func);
> 
> To unregister (or as you reffer to it - "block") the event, you use:
> 
> eventenddate_entry.Changed -= new ChangedEventHandler(my_func);