On 1 February 2010 14:46, Martin Vejnár <ava...@ratatanek.cz> wrote: > I've already solved the problem by putting the windows into separate window > groups. I didn't see any calls to window group API, so I assume your code > works differently?
Window groups were added to GTK some time after I wrote my base classes. Though I'm not sure they are really equivalent. Ah well! > Yes, it's rather sad that you have to use continuations. In Windows, you run > each "window stack" in its own thread, which allows you to simply call the > equivalent of gtk_dialog_run() and everything works. > > But you can't run gtk_main() in multiple threads, can you? No, not portably. It'll work on Linux, if you're very careful, but won't work on Windows, ironically. I like having a single GUI thread and just using threads for longer tasks. The Windows model seems to introduce a lot of unnecessary complexity. Though of course I just posted a mind-boggling continuations-in-C implementation as an alternative, heh. John _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
