Yes, the function is global for your program, not just for only one
window as it is for the "default main loop".
Bu you can control the time when to attach and detach the idle callback
function to achieve your purpose.
Han wrote:
Thanks XiuHua.
I had a look at g_idle_add and g_idle_add_full,
Thanks XiuHua.
I had a look at g_idle_add and g_idle_add_full, i am wondering how i
can associate this function to a particular GTK+ window / dialog ?
There seems no parameter in the function to attach it to any window ?
thanks
Han
On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 9:59 PM, XiuHua Wu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can try the g_idle_add or g_idle_add_full function. But keep in mind
, just read the description of these functions before you use them.
Han wrote:
Hi,
I am writing a new app using GTK+, but I am new to GTK+. I have a
question: how do I execute code during the "idle" state of a window
or
Hi,
I am writing a new app using GTK+, but I am new to GTK+. I have a
question: how do I execute code during the "idle" state of a window
or dialog?
I understand I can use g_signal_connect to run some code for certain
signals & events, but how about "idle" ? particularly, I wanted to
run som
I place a *.TTF font file in a directory, eg. /home/mine/fonts/.
How to specify this directory in my gtk+ code, and how to use this font in
my program?
Thanks!
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> Is this a bug,
Probably, yes. More like unimplemented features. There are lots of
things in GIO that are not implemented at all, or incompletely, on
Windows.
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Hi all,
I am developing a program using GLib.
When a file is loaded into my program from a removable disc such as a
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disc from which the file has been loaded.
I am trying to do this using the g_file_find_enclosing_mount() fun
