Hello all! Thanks authors for great idea to implement Smalltalk as scripting language! GTK+ binding makes GNU Smalltalk very interesting for writing desktop applications.
I've used GTK with pure C. There were one interesting moment: all calls to gtk library should be done from one (main) thread. If the programmer want to call gtk functions from separate threads, he should use gdk_threads_enter()/gdk_threads_leave() or idle functions. Could anybody please explain me, does this "problem" exist in GNU Smalltalk? As far as I understand that there is "Process" class to implement threads. Can I call GTK functions (for example, to update a text in a single window) from separate Process'es? If no, what should I do? Also, is the GTK binding for Windows planned? or GTK package is available in Linux (Unix) versions only?? Thanks, with best regards, Dmitry Matveev P.S. Excuse me for my ugly English, I am from Russia :) _______________________________________________ help-smalltalk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-smalltalk
