Matthew Lye wrote:
> I just experienced a similar crash running revision 14708 (that's  
> after the changes, right?), which occurred when I selected a a whole  
> bunch of browse entries and then tried, erroneously, to close them  
> using the 'close' button, rather than selecting from the pop-up  
> menu.

This does not seem related to the other crash you've reported before.
 
> No significant prior message.  Given the nesting depth of gtk frames,  
> it's hard to believe that GTKG could be at all responsible, rather  
> than non-optimizable mathematical shortcuts in GTK1 or something, but  
> I have no clue.

It looks like an attempt to deliver a signal after the widget has been
destroyed and it also looks more like a bug in Gtk+ 1.2 itself but
I cannot reproduce this, so it's rather hopeless.

-- 
Christian

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