On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 5:04 AM, Marco wrote:
> Where should I put the function
> DoSomeStuff()? I attached a minimal example, it's written in lua.
You should call DoSomeStuff() immediately before gtk.main(), but at
the end of the loop in DoSomeStuff you will need to add this code:
while gtk.eve
Once gtk-main is called, it waits for something to do.
Normally this would be a result of some user interaction.
Either use a "Run" button to get some action or use a timer to interrupt
and start the processing.
Rgds Bill
On 17/04/11 16:15, Maklakov Andrey wrote:
Hello.
I'm not experie
Hello.
I'm not experienced in gtk+ too. But I think you should connect
call of your function to some gtk event (g_signal_connect). Updating
progress bar you should connect to timeout or idle event (read about
g_timeout_add, g_idle_add). And in your function call:
while (gtk_events_pendi
Hi,
I'm a novice in gtk and I face some problems getting
started. I don't find a solution in the manual (although
I'm pretty sure it's in there) because I don't know what
to look for.
I create a main window (top level window) with a progress
bar. What I want is to display the window and then exec
