On 2010/06/22 at 04:08 PM, PS kali...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I attached my small program
Not sure if you wanted it posted to the list, but the problem is with two
threads accessing Gtk2.
Changed it to use an idle handler, but you can also use a timeout handler.
Here though it does not
I really want to tank you all, using the Glib::Timeout-add function the
updates has been done ok. I will check the program changes, but know it is
working fine.
You are great support friends.
2010/6/23 Martin Schlemmer martin.schlem...@nwu.ac.za
On 2010/06/22 at 04:08 PM, PS
Thanks, I will read the documentation and I will try it.
2010/6/22 Kevin Ryde use...@zip.com.au
PS kali...@gmail.com writes:
one if for catching the time
Glib::Timeout-add will give you a call back when some time has elapsed
(documented in Glib::MainLoop), it's a good way to freshen a
Currently I am looking into the
http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/doc/pod/documentation, but some
things are not clear, I now this Gtk2 was developed
for C, where to get more information about Gtk2, because the gtk2-perl
info is not as good as I think it should be.
Regards
2010/6/23 PS
On 2010/06/22 at 04:32 AM, PS kali...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Currently I am introducing myself to the perl-gtk GUI programming. My first
program is a dashboard that should update every minute, it can update a
couple times but no more, the main GTK windows hangs and no more updates are
PS kali...@gmail.com writes:
one if for catching the time
Glib::Timeout-add will give you a call back when some time has elapsed
(documented in Glib::MainLoop), it's a good way to freshen a display if
you have to poll (rather than listening for events or inputs).
Hello!
Currently I am introducing myself to the perl-gtk GUI programming. My first
program is a dashboard that should update every minute, it can update a
couple times but no more, the main GTK windows hangs and no more updates are
possible.
The main thread is the GUI and has two secondary
