Add an enter_* callbacks for widget toolkit consumers #79
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These callback is useful for widget toolkit users of the render, which need to insert a widget at when entering (as well as exiting) some of the block or table types. This is what we are using in something-for-reddit which uses the Gtk+ widget toolkit. For example, we add a table in the "enter_table" callback, and mark the table as completed during the "table" callback.
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These callback is useful for widget toolkit users of the render, which
need to insert a widget at when entering (as well as exiting) some of
the block or table types. This is what we are using in
something-for-reddit which uses the Gtk+ widget toolkit. For example,
we add a table in the "enter_table" callback, and mark the table as
completed during the "table" callback.