there's a cross-industry effort going on right now for those of us
involved in audio software. its an attempt to define a common,
cross-platform audio+MIDI "plugin" API. one of the sticking points, as
ever, is how to handle GUIs. the situation with X Window is causing us
some serious grief, and i'd
A glib question:
I have an application that talks over a pipe to another process. When
either process is done, it says goodbye over the pipe and then shuts
down. The other sees the goodbye, cleans up its business, and shuts
down.
I register the fd's of the pipe with the main event loop. All wo
Hi,
dave walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a spin button with a callback function invoked by the
> "value_changed" signal. The callback func has a
> gtk_spin_button_set_value(). When this executes it causes the
> spinner to emit the "value_changed' signal which invokes the
> callback
dave walters wrote:
Greetings:
I have a spin button with a callback function invoked by the
"value_changed" signal.
The callback func has a gtk_spin_button_set_value(). When this executes
it causes
the spinner to emit the "value_changed' signal which invokes the
callback which executes set_val
>I have a spin button with a callback function invoked by the "value_changed" s
>ignal.
>The callback func has a gtk_spin_button_set_value(). When this executes it cau
>ses
>the spinner to emit the "value_changed' signal which invokes the callback whic
>h executes set_value() etc. It's recursive. I
Greetings:
I have a spin button with a callback function invoked by the "value_changed" signal.
The callback func has a gtk_spin_button_set_value(). When this executes it causes
the spinner to emit the "value_changed' signal which invokes the callback which executes set_value() etc. It's recursiv
