move-cursor
Emitted when the cursor is moved within the label.
When this signal is emitted, four arguments are passed to the callback.
First, the label will be passed. Next an integer,
step, is passed. This integer indicates the
type of movement. This value will be a
GtkMovementStep. This value tells you whether the
cursor has moved, by a character, word, line, etc. The third argument
passed, direction, indicates the direction the
cursor has moved. A positive value means the cursor has moved toward the
end of the label's text. A negative value means the cursor has moved
toward the start of the label's text. The final argument,
selecting is a boolean value indicating whether or
not a region of text is being selected. A region of text is normally
selected when the user holds down Shift while moving
the cursor.
A negative value for direction does not necessarily
mean that the curosr was moved from right to left. Depending on the
direction of the language, a negative value could mean that the cursor was
moved from left to right.
This signal cannot be emitted unless the label has been made selectable by
passing true to set_selectable() , because text that is not
selectable cannot have a cursor position.
Callback function void callback(GtkLabel label,
GtkMovementStep step
, int direction, bool selecting);
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