Hello,all
You know ,we can register a timeout function using g_timeout_add
and g_timeout_add return an ID
And,we must mannually remove the timeout function using g_source_remove
The problem is,in my application,there are several timeout
functions ,in many modules
In my ap
Well, I'm hardly the expert, but I typically declare things like that in
main() and pass them to the routines and callbacks as userdata if it's
needed. For example, let's say you have an array of guint's to hold each
of your timer id's (or if you don't know how many you'll have, perhaps a
GSlis
In C, I handle it by creating file-scoped variables. not quite global,
but not local either. If you want to remove as much risk as possible,
I'd recommend declaring a file-scoped variable in a file with only the
few functions that actually need to access the variable directly.
(then, call it a "m
On 7/9/06, Anna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In C, I handle it by creating file-scoped variables. not quite global,
> but not local either. If you want to remove as much risk as possible,
> I'd recommend declaring a file-scoped variable in a file with only the
> few functions that actually need t
