> I think I am on the right track: I'm creating a Lua Socket, getting the file > descriptor (which is a normal fd/SOCKET), create a new GSocket using > g_socket_create_source, and attaching a callback that should fire on data > available on the socket.
Please note that the GSocket API is quite new, and it is possible you are the first person to ever try it seriously on Windows. Problems are to be expected. Then throw in a weird language biinding in the mix (which might, or might not, be partly to blame), and the number of people able to help you goes way down. You should file a bug, and attach a *minimal* but *complete* free-standing sample program in plain C (i.e. no Lua stuff). --tml P.S. Does the gtk-win32-list still exist? I thought the consensus was that it is unnecessary and can be dropped. _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
