Hi ruby-gnomists 
If i put a button into a widget, I can move to
it when i use the arrow keys. This is a useful
feature, but not necessarily always.
Is there a way to disable activating a button
with the arrow keys?
It also puts a “raster” around the button when
its activated, and I dont always like to
have this raster.
Attached is sample code, I use Canvas because I originally
had a Canvas field where I moved some icons. When
I did hit cursor_down key, the lower button was
activated though, and this was a bit annoying
to see, thus I later changed my code to use an
EventBox instead of Gtk::Button:
require 'gtk2'
require 'gnomecanvas2'
w=Gtk::Window.new
box=Gtk::VBox.new
box.add Gtk::Label.new('Test')
box.add Gnome::Canvas.new
box.add Gtk::Button.new('Button1')
box.add Gtk::Button.new('Button2')
w.add(box)
w.set_size_request 400,400
w.show_all
Gtk.main
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