Fernando Apesteguía wrote:
And how to kill the gthread if there is not something like pthread_cancel?
(Thanks for your patience)
Tell the thread it has to exit
o through a variable & mutex/condition
o through any form of ipc (maybe simply a pipe())
call g_thread_join() from the main thr
On Mon, 2006-04-24 at 16:47 +0530, Gaurav Jain wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have written a small GTK program (attached below), which is supposed
> to display some japanese text in a GtkEntry and GtkTextView. The text
> is UTF8, and I have extracted the UTF8 values from an application that
> contained so
And how to kill the gthread if there is not something like pthread_cancel?
(Thanks for your patience)
Best regards
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From: Tristan Van Berkom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 24-abr-2006 20:04
Subject: Re: Gthreads again
To: Fernando Apesteguía <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Fernando Apesteguía wrote:
The main thread is the only one that is running inside the gtk_main loop.
The secondary thread is only reading files. So if I do a gtk_main_quit() the
secondary thread will be no longer running because I have not a gtk_main
loop, right?
Wrong, the main thread is not r
The main thread is the only one that is running inside the gtk_main loop.
The secondary thread is only reading files. So if I do a gtk_main_quit() the
secondary thread will be no longer running because I have not a gtk_main
loop, right?
If I'm right why I had to explicitly kill the other thread wh
Fernando Apesteguía wrote:
[...]
Now, I'm using GThreads. I don't perform a pthread_cancel nor an equivalent
for GThreads, but the application appears to run well. Does gtk_main_quit()
kill the secondary thread properly or should I expect a crash of my
application?
Threads are allowed to run wh
Hi,
I have an app with two threads. I would like that when the user tries to
close the application by clicking in the x button (upper right corner) of
the window, the other thread pauses and the application goes to the panel. I
wrote a simple example and it worked (I performed a g_cond_signal from
> >
> This might sound obvious, but make sure you do have a font with the
> necessary Japanese characters.
>
How do I find out which font I need? And how to install that font and
ensure that GTK picks it up?
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> Is there a way to get this working on Solaris or AIX too?
> Do I need to install some fonts or set some environment
> variables?
Was your LANG set to xxXX.UTF-8?
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Gaurav Jain wrote:
>On 4/24/06, Lina Kemmel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>>Is there a way to get this working on Solaris or AIX too?
>>>Do I need to install some fonts or set some environment
>>>variables?
>>>
>>>
>>Was your LANG set to xxXX.UTF-8?
>>
>>
>Yes, I tested with LANG set
On 4/24/06, Lina Kemmel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Is there a way to get this working on Solaris or AIX too?
> > Do I need to install some fonts or set some environment
> > variables?
>
> Was your LANG set to xxXX.UTF-8?
Yes, I tested with LANG set to ja_JP.UTF-8, and the problem persists
on
Hi,
I have provided a test case as an attachment.What I am trying to do is
dynamically create submenus by handling "select" and "deselect" events.
I have two problems:
1) The actual sub menu is not being shown. It is shown only if I click
on the menu item.
2) It crashes if I double click on a men
Hi, I wrote a mail some time ago, but nobody answered me :(
My problem is that I had two threads. The second one was a pthread. I
performed and exit from a callback, so I had to pthread_cancel the secondary
thread to avoid a race condition and an eventual app crash.
Now, I'm using GThreads. I don
Hello,
I have written a small GTK program (attached below), which is supposed
to display some japanese text in a GtkEntry and GtkTextView. The text
is UTF8, and I have extracted the UTF8 values from an application that
contained some valid UTF8 japanese text.
The problem is that when I run this
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