Ben Hutchings wrote:
I'm using GtkMozEmbed and handling net_state_all signals (I think those correspond to nsIWebProgressListener::OnStateChange) in order to tell when pages have finished loading.
This is on 1.7 branch, right? Is there a reason not to just use the page's onload event here? Or are you doing whatever you're doing after onload has fired?
so when dispatchEvent returns and I find that the count is non-zero I know I need to wait for it to become zero. In the mean time I have to pump the event loop, of course. If I run the usual Gtk event loop, however, the requests for images never complete.
In what sense? That is, how are you determining whether the requests completed?
If I ignore the request count and continue without waiting, I find that the image requests complete during the next call to dispatchEvent (which is too late).
I'd really appreciate a bit more information on how dispatchEvent is involved here, I think. I'm sort of failing to piece together exactly what's being done...
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