SignalRun LastbellSignalRun Lastchar-Emitted whenever the cell size changes, e.g. due to a change in font, font-scale or cell-width/height-scale.
Note that this signal should rather be called "cell-size-changed".
SignalRun Lastchild-This signal is emitted when the terminal detects that a child
watched using vte_terminal_watch_child() has exited.
SignalRun LastcommitEmitted whenever the terminal receives input from the user and prepares to send it to the child process.
SignalRun Lastcontents-Emitted whenever the visible appearance of the terminal has changed.
Used primarily by VteTerminalAccessible.
SignalActionRun Lastcopy-Emitted whenever vte_terminal_copy_clipboard() is called.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedcurrent-Emitted when the current directory URI is modified.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedcurrent-Emitted when the current file URI is modified.
SignalRun Lastcursor-Emitted whenever the cursor moves to a new character cell. Used
primarily by VteTerminalAccessible.
SignalRun Lastdecrease-Emitted when the user hits the '-' key while holding the Control key.
SignalRun LastDeprecateddeiconify-Never emitted.
SignalRun Lastencoding-Emitted whenever the terminal's current encoding has changed.
Note: support for non-UTF-8 is deprecated.
SignalRun LasteofEmitted when the terminal receives an end-of-file from a child which is running in the terminal. This signal is frequently (but not always) emitted with a Vte.Terminal.SignalSignatures.child_exited | Vte.Terminal::child-exited signal.
SignalRun Lasthyperlink-Emitted when the hovered hyperlink changes.
uri and bbox are owned by VTE, must not be modified, and might
change after the signal handlers returns.
The signal is not re-emitted when the bounding box changes for the same hyperlink. This might change in a future VTE version without notice.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedicon-SignalRun LastDeprecatediconify-Never emitted.
SignalRun Lastincrease-Emitted when the user hits the '+' key while holding the Control key.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedlower-Never emitted.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedmaximize-Never emitted.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedmove-Never emitted.
SignalActionRun Lastpaste-Emitted whenever vte_terminal_paste_clipboard() is called.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedraise-Never emitted.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedrefresh-Never emitted.
SignalRun Lastresize-Emitted at the child application's request.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedrestore-Never emitted.
SignalRun Lastselection-Emitted whenever the contents of terminal's selection changes.
SignalRun Lastsetup-Emitted with non-null context before terminal shows a context menu.
The handler may set either a menu model using
vte_terminal_set_context_menu_model(), or a menu using
vte_terminal_set_context_menu(), which will then be used as context
menu, or keep a previously set context menu or context menu model,
but update the menu and/or its Gio.Action.s visibility and sensitivity.
If neither a menu model nor a menu are set, a context menu
will not be shown.
Note that context is only valid during the signal emission; you may
not retain it to call methods on it afterwards.
Also emitted with null context after the context menu has been dismissed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalDetailedRun Lasttermprop-The "termprop-changed" signal is emitted when a termprop has changed or been reset.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop (not just name); but it must not call any
other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
This signal supports detailed connections, so e.g. subscribing to "termprop-changed::name" only runs the callback when the termprop "name" has changed.
SignalRun Lasttermprops-Emitted when termprops have changed. props is an array containing
the IDs of the terminal properties that may have changed since
the last emission of this signal, in an undefined order.
Note that emission of this signal is delayed from the receipt of the
OSC sequences, and a termprop may have been changed more than once
inbetween signal emissions, but only the value set last is retrievable.
The default handler for this signal emits the "termprop-changed"
signal for each changed property. Returning true from a handler
running before the default will prevent this.
The handler may use the vte_terminal_get_termprop_*()
functions (and their by-ID variants), to retrieve the value of
any termprop, as well as call vte_terminal_reset_termprop()
(and its by-ID variant) to reset any termprop, or emit the
VteTerminal::termprop-changed signal; but it must not
call any other API on terminal, including API of its parent classes.
SignalRun LastDeprecatedwindow-Emitted when the Vte.Terminal.window_title property is modified.
SignalRun CleanupdestroySignals that all holders of a reference to the widget should release the reference that they hold.
May result in finalization of the widget if all references are released.
This signal is not suitable for saving widget state.
SignalRun Firstdirection-Emitted when the text direction of a widget changes.
SignalRun FirsthideEmitted when widget is hidden.
SignalRun Lastkeynav-Emitted if keyboard navigation fails.
See Gtk.Widget.keynav_failed for details.
SignalRun FirstmapEmitted when widget is going to be mapped.
A widget is mapped when the widget is visible (which is controlled with Gtk.Widget.visible) and all its parents up to the toplevel widget are also visible.
The ::map signal can be used to determine whether a widget will be drawn,
for instance it can resume an animation that was stopped during the
emission of Gtk.Widget::unmap.
SignalRun Lastmnemonic-Emitted when a widget is activated via a mnemonic.
The default handler for this signal activates widget if group_cycling
is false, or just makes widget grab focus if group_cycling is true.
SignalActionRun Lastmove-Emitted when the focus is moved.
The ::move-focus signal is a keybinding signal.
The default bindings for this signal are Tab to move forward, and Shift+Tab to move backward.
SignalDetailedActionRun FirstnotifyThe notify signal is emitted on an object when one of its properties has
its value set through g_object_set_property(), g_object_set(), et al.
Note that getting this signal doesn’t itself guarantee that the value of
the property has actually changed. When it is emitted is determined by the
derived GObject class. If the implementor did not create the property with
GObject.ParamFlags.EXPLICIT_NOTIFY, then any call to g_object_set_property() results
in ::notify being emitted, even if the new value is the same as the old.
If they did pass GObject.ParamFlags.EXPLICIT_NOTIFY, then this signal is emitted only
when they explicitly call g_object_notify() or g_object_notify_by_pspec(),
and common practice is to do that only when the value has actually changed.
This signal is typically used to obtain change notification for a
single property, by specifying the property name as a detail in the
g_signal_connect() call, like this:
g_signal_connect (text_view->buffer, "notify::paste-target-list",
G_CALLBACK (gtk_text_view_target_list_notify),
text_view)
It is important to note that you must use [canonical parameter names][class@GObject.ParamSpec#parameter-names] as detail strings for the notify signal.
SignalRun Lastquery-Emitted when the widget’s tooltip is about to be shown.
This happens when the Gtk.Widget.has_tooltip property
is true and the hover timeout has expired with the cursor hovering
above widget; or emitted when widget got focus in keyboard mode.
Using the given coordinates, the signal handler should determine
whether a tooltip should be shown for widget. If this is the case
true should be returned, false otherwise. Note that if keyboard_mode
is true, the values of x and y are undefined and should not be used.
The signal handler is free to manipulate tooltip with the therefore
destined function calls.
SignalRun FirstrealizeEmitted when widget is associated with a Gdk.Surface.
This means that Gtk.Widget.realize has been called or the widget has been mapped (that is, it is going to be drawn).
SignalRun FirstshowEmitted when widget is shown.
SignalRun Firststate-Emitted when the widget state changes.
SignalRun FirstunmapEmitted when widget is going to be unmapped.
A widget is unmapped when either it or any of its parents up to the toplevel widget have been set as hidden.
As ::unmap indicates that a widget will not be shown any longer,
it can be used to, for example, stop an animation on the widget.
SignalRun LastunrealizeEmitted when the Gdk.Surface associated with widget is destroyed.
This means that Gtk.Widget.unrealize has been called or the widget has been unmapped (that is, it is going to be hidden).
This signal is emitted when the a child sends a bell request to the terminal.