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I want to create a MonoGlyph that can be used to supply help
information about its body.  Pressing the "help" key over the MonoGlyph
will cause some action helpful to the user.

At first I tried to do this by modifying the pick() function for my
help glyph.  This didn't work in my particular case because the body of
the help glyph is a push_button.  The Button, as an ActiveHandler,
grabs events while the cursor is within the Button.  It grabbed my
keystroke events and ignored them.  Shouldn't the Button somehow send
along keystrokes since it doesn't care about them?  And, possibly
related, why does Handle::event() now return a boolean?  What does it
mean?  Is this what the button event grabber should use to indicate
that it didn't handle the keystroke event so it can be dispatched to
someone who wants it?

Next, I tried making my help glyph an InputHandler.  This works great,
now I get keystrokes, with the convenient keystroke() function.  But, now
the Button isn't getting any events.  So, I played around with
append_input_handler() and next_focus() but didn't get anwhere.

Finally, I resorted to the fact that I knew my help glyph was
arround a Button, and made the help glyph and ActiveHandler, and
had it pass all but the keystroke events on to the Button.  This
works fine, but only in my very specific case.  What if my
help glyph surrounds a Box of two Buttons?


Anyone know what I should be doing to accomplish this?