[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK. This is the question:
octave is an interpreter, I have written a little application to show an
image. But a want to keep the window alive when my function gtk_imshow
is finished.
I'd like to work in this way with Octave, for example:
gtk_imshow (x, r,c);
pause
gtk_imshow (x.*2, r,c);
pause
gtk_imshow (a_beautiful_filter(x), r,c);
(Want this code working allways with the same Gtk+ window...)
Why would you need threads ?
I assume your syntax would look something like this:
===================================================
GtkWindow *window;
window = create_window(); // Creates a GtkWindow with a child
// GtkDrawingArea (or whatever you're using)
/* ... */
gtk_imshow (window, x, r,c);
/* pause */
gtk_imshow (window, x.*2, r,c);
/* pause */
gtk_imshow (window, a_beautiful_filter(x), r,c);
===================================================
The only tricky part is to know when is the appropriate time
to create & destroy your window.
Cheers,
-Tristan
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