Kai Boernert wrote: > Well, while this is surely a mistake I made, it doesn#t seem to be the > reason, cause even when fixed the Dialog does not show. :(
Sorry, I pushed the send button too early after being distracted by something else. I initially wanted to touch on both the switch statement and the fact that run does not appear to execute :) Do you have a Gtk::Main in your test application? I don't think the runtime (plain gtk) part of widget instantiation works unless Gtk::Main is running. Since you lose execution control due to Main you will need to call Gtk::Dialog::run() through an event handler in your main window, or if you don't have a main window, in an idle handler. AFAIK the run() method blocks the gtk main loop until a response is obtained. -Bartek _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
