Now I have seen that the program works even without calling
gtk_main_iteration at the end of closing and opening the two windows.
My doubt:
What is the role of gtk_main()? When should it be called ? Should I be
calling the main function when I am changing between windows ?
On Fri, January
Also,
1. Please dont get into names. I have changed them so that I disclose not
much about what I am doing :-)
2. call back function func1() for the wdgt_window2 on destroy calls
gtk_main_quit(), does nothing else.
Thanks
Vijay
On Fri, January 11, 2008 5:03 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I was caught in a situation like this:
I have three windows, and a main window. The main window contains three
radio buttons 1)option1 2)option2 3)option3. On the coresponding option
being chosen, program then has to
a)close main window
b)open an another window(depending on the option
