fixup for gnu_java_awt_peer_gtk_GtkScrollBarPeer.c

[Tom Tromey]

>>>>> "graydon" == graydon hoare <graydon@redhat.com> writes:

graydon> the following patch makes the GTK 2.0 scrollbar peer come to
graydon> life. the problems with it previously were:

Looks good, please check in.
FYI, please send a ChangeLog entry with patches.

This should go in Classpath as well.  If you want I can check it in
there; I've asked Mark to set up your account though, so it might only
be a day or two...

graydon> - use of the "move-slider" signal altogether; it's emitted by (or
graydon>   perhaps for?) keyboard navigation only, according to the GTK docs.
graydon>   the "value-changed" signal is emitted by mousey activity

You'd have to ask Tom Fitzsimmons.  I don't know how this bit is
supposed to work.  Should we be using gtk signals to make the key
bindings work correctly?  Or is this handled in some AWT-y layer?

Tom