Sean Champ <junctionxyz(a)mediaone.net> writes:
(i've also been hacking around something called gtk-read-passwd,
but i'm
not sure how secure it'll end up being. (passwd-grab-keyboard) isn't
working, for it, and i'm not sure if any input-even recording is done for
gtk dialog widgets that aren't like xemacs buffer widgets.)
I submitted a patch ages ago for doing this... I thought it had been
accepted, but I can't find any record of it in the archives. *sigh*
If you (require 'gtk-password-dialog) you'll get most of the GTK magic for
free.:) Just use gtk-password-dialog-new - it takes a keyword list. The
following keywords are recognized:
:callback function
:default string
:title string
:prompt string
:default string
:verify boolean
:verify-prompt string
Just do a gtk-widget-show-all on the return, and life should be moderately
happy.
-bp
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