I think you should use instead:
#define NEW_GTK_DESTROY(WIDGET) if (GTK_IS_WIDGET(WIDGET)) \
...
On 03/12/2015 04:20 PM, Rui Pedro Caldeira wrote:
Hello guys, I once again seek your guidance.
I have a series of GtkWidget* that then take the form of GtkButton,
GtkComboBoxText,...
And when I
Le 12/03/2015 16:20, Rui Pedro Caldeira a écrit :
Hello guys, I once again seek your guidance.
I have a series of GtkWidget* that then take the form of GtkButton,
GtkComboBoxText,...
And when I close a window, I first want to destroy the widgets.
Why? Widgets are automatically destroyed
Hello guys, I once again seek your guidance.
I have a series of GtkWidget* that then take the form of GtkButton,
GtkComboBoxText,...
And when I close a window, I first want to destroy the widgets. So I use
the following macro:
#define NEW_GTK_DESTROY(WIDGET) if(WIDGET!=NULL)
{
