I'm new to the list and admittedly a novice to programming.
I'm trying to use "gtk_notebook_remove _page" or any other "notebook" function
and am not understanding why my program keeps crashing with a segmentation fault.
I'm using GTK 2.4.3, Glade and Anjuta to build a simple app.
In Glade I create my main window and fill it with a generic notebook widget.
I put a button on the first page and a couple of labels on the second two pages.
I set my button to "clicked" and then save and build my code.
So far no problem, It configures and builds fine.
I then go into the callbacks file and find my "on_button1_clicked" function waiting
to be filled in.
If I just tell it to spit me out a message to the console every time it's clicked,
the program works great. As soon as I try to access the notebook pointer and
do some work with it, the program compiles fine, but seg faults as soon as I
click the button.
I've even traced this with the debugger.
here's the code from the callbacks.c file:
{
GtkWidget *notebook1;
gint = page;page=gtk_notebook_get_current_page(GTK_NOTEBOOK(notebook1)); gtk_notebook_remove_page(GTK_NOTEBOOK(notebook1) , page); }
I'm not changing anything else in any other file. I've also tried several other
"gtk_notebook_*" functions with the same results.
My original program, that I found the fault in, also accesses an about box in another button on another page. This function performed perfectly.
What am I doing wrong?
Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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