For some implementation I need to be aware of anychanges that arises in
an interface. Either from the interface itself, or from any of its
descendant childs. I tried to do so by overriding the
redisplay-interface method:
(defmethod capi:redisplay-interface :before ((self capi:interface))
(format t "~&redisplaying ........."))
but it doesn't work correctly. Doesn't get called when switchin
tab-panels, or moving the window...
Is there a way to ovveride the drawing method of the interface?
_Stephane
Hello stephane,
"stephane" <···············@gmail.com> wrote:
s> For some implementation I need to be aware of anychanges that arises
s> in an interface. Either from the interface itself, or from any of
s> its descendant childs. I tried to do so by overriding the
s> redisplay-interface method:
s>
s> (defmethod capi:redisplay-interface :before ((self capi:interface))
s> (format t "~&redisplaying ........."))
s>
s> but it doesn't work correctly. Doesn't get called when switchin
s> tab-panels, or moving the window...
s>
s> Is there a way to ovveride the drawing method of the interface?
I do not think capi:redisplay-interface is a kind of overrideable.
Depending on what you mean by "changes that arises in an interface", you may
need to track changes of all its panes by virtue of change-callback,
selection-callback, and the like.
--
Sincerely,
Dmitriy Ivanov
lisp.ystok.ru