Before make my set_state question I hope you can give me some little
advice:
I'm making a command recognizer
http://uxmcc3.iimas.unam.mx/~gvoice/gvoice/ (I recently updated the page
any critics are wellcomed)
The name of the command recognizer is gvoi
I suppose you could use an idle function. It would get called for each
iteration of the main loop, and should allow the signal handler to be
called.
Basically mainloop() runs this:
while quit_flag != TRUE:
mainiteration()
call_quit_handlers()
The quit handlers aren't called by maini
As you may have noticed, I'm writing a program that tries to track
several of its children. It gets notified of a child's death by
SIGCHLD. The problem is that Python signal processing is synchronous
-- while in the C signal handler, Python simply queues the routine to
be run at a later time. I
I have released these two packages. They include a few bug fixes over the
last snapshots I released, and include new features found in gtk+-1.1.16.
I added a GdkGC.set_dashes method (I didn't use attributes, as it would be
a bit confusing not being able to read the value back, as you can do for
I wrote:
> Is it possible to set the dash list of a GC? I cannot find any way to
> do it...-- Ture
Oh well. Here's what I used as a stopgap so I could get on with hacking:
--- gtkmodule.c.~1~ Mon Dec 21 11:20:07 1998
+++ gtkmodule.c Tue Feb 23 23:49:08 1999
@@ -1356,7 +1385,39 @@ PyGdkG
