Quoth Abhinav singh: > I am running a gtk application from another program lets call it "main > program". This program is command driven and proceed according to > command given to it. What my problem is when the command which runs my > gtk application is given into "main program" the terminal gets hang up > till the application window is closed then only my "main program" is > able to process further command given to it. > > Is there any way to run my gtk application in entire new terminal or > without terminal associated with it so that my "main program" will be > able to process the next command in the list with gtk application > running in parallel?
It sounds like you're asking how to run a GTK app from a shell script without waiting for it to end. You do that just like you'd do it for anything else -- you run it as a background task (usually by adding & at the end of your command line). You may also want to redirect the output/error streams to avoid printing to your main terminal while it's running. If you're doing it from some other language than a shell script, you'll have to use the appropriate constructs for running background tasks and/or redirecting output in that language. _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
