I've a SDL that on linux uses a gtk2 file chooser, I've just migrated it to
SDL2 and I'm finding a strange problem connected with the initialization
order of the two libraries:
SDL_Init -> gtk_init -> OK
gtk_init -> SDL_Init -> CRASH
Here is a simple program that trigger this behaviour:
#includ
Hello,
Audio-recorder has couple of examples of g_timeout_add*() functions.
Ref: https://launchpad.net/audio-recorder
1) Look for:
$ grep -Ri g_timeout src/*.c
2) src/rec-manager.c uses also a GAsyncQueue. See:
static GAsyncQueue *g_cmd_queue = NULL;
g_cmd_queue = g_async_queue_new();
3) s
On 13.12.2012 14:27, Perdie Perduta wrote:
> In C++ I create an object in the call back and that in it's
> constructor registers itself to do lengthy processing during gtk idle
> events using:
>
> gint iTag = gtk_idle_add( GtkFunction fIdleActivity, gpointer pMyObject );
>
> On completion, in the
In C++ I create an object in the call back and that in it's
constructor registers itself to do lengthy processing during gtk idle
events using:
gint iTag = gtk_idle_add( GtkFunction fIdleActivity, gpointer pMyObject );
On completion, in the destructor it unregisters itself with:
void gtk_idle_
On 13 December 2012 11:21, Mateusz Marzantowicz
wrote:
> I'm writing very simple application in Python using pygobject. I'm using
>
> What I've observed is that GUI (menu to be specific) freezes till my
> callback function finishes. It's completely unacceptable for GUI
This is because callbacks a
Hello,
I'm writing very simple application in Python using pygobject. I'm using
Gtk.Application, Gtk.ApplicationWindow and XML menu definition which is
parsed by Gtk.Builder(). I'm also using Gio.SimpleAction to call method
when user clicks on menu item.
What I've observed is that GUI (menu to be
