From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.0.1) Gecko/20021003 Description of problem: When setting the climb-rate on a GtkSpinButton widget in Glade2 to anything other than 1, the following happens: 1. The xml output correctly shows the right value for the climb-rate property, but 2. Since the "adjustment" property seems to control the GtkSpinButton functionality, that "adjustment" property's 4th value(climb-rate) still shows "1", which does *NOT* reflect its changed value. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create a GtkSpinButton widget using Glade2 - leave the climb-rate at the default setting of 1. 2.save the glade project 3.inspect the .glade output file - find the GtkSpinButton widget, and confirm the value of the "climb-rate" property is 1, *and* that the 4th element in the "adjustment" property's value is also 1. 4.go back into glade2, and change the GtkSpinButton "climb-rate" to 10. 5.save the project 6.inspect the glade xml output file - confirm that the "climb_rate" property has the correct value of 10. Also confirm that the "adjustment" property has the incorrect 4th element(climb_rate) value of 1. Additional info:
Fourth adjustment value is step_increment, that's not the same as climb rate. the climb rate is the rate of acceleration if you hold down the mouse button on the arrow. The step_increment is the initial increment, and the climb rate grows the increment over time.
Here's what happens - when I changed the climb-rate in glade(2), saved the project , and then tested it, the climb rate(when I clicked on the up-arrow of the spinbutton) still incremented by 1. I wanted each click on the up-arrow to result in an increment of 10.<br> <br> So I tried changing the 4th value of the adjustment property from 1 to 10, and then tested it - then, each click on the up-arrow resulted in an increment of 10, which is what I wanted.<br> <br> I see now - as you suggested, the "Step Increment" is the glade control that I want to change from 1 to 10, to get the behavior I'm looking for. I'm closing this non-bug.