Hi,
I don't know if this is a Ramsay, a Chicken, an easyFF, or a GTK error,
but I get the following when I use g_signal_connect, which is supposed
to call back to Scheme when a button is pressed.
The command (g_signal_connect button "color-set" #$setColor 1)
Should call back to: (define-external (setColor ((pointer
"GtkColorButton") widget)
(c-pointer data))
void
(printf "got data = ~A~%" data) )
But it gives me a type error:
Error: (location) bad argument type - locative can not refer to objects
of this type: #<procedure (setColor widget1371 data1372)>
If I change the pointer to "GtkWidget" I get the same error.
I use this exact same mechanism in other calls and everything works
fine. When I do it with a GtkColorButton or a GtkFontButton I get
this error. Both buttons are defined as class GtkWidget, the same at
the buttons that work.
I'm sort of lost, so any help will be greatly appreciated.
Bill
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