Activating the callback unit test
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handler explicitly provided by Widget, in the form of a callback function
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or a callback method, can react to such a signal.
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A callback function is always structured as follows:
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A callback function has no return value can have various arguments:
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```cpp
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void cb_function (FWidget* w, FDataPtr data)
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void cb_function (FWidget* w, int* i, double* d, ...)
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{...}
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```
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The structure of a callback method is the same:
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```cpp
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void classname::cb_methode (FWidget* w, FDataPtr data)
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void classname::cb_methode (FWidget* w, int* i, double* d, ...)
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{...}
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```
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frect_test_SOURCES = frect-test.cpp
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TESTS = fobject_test \
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fcallback_test \
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fmouse_test \
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fkeyboard_test \
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ftermdata_test \
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