Philip Van Hoof writes:
> Does this mean that gdk_threads_enter and _leave doesn't work on
> Windows? Auwch ...
Well, they do "work" (in the sense that they lock and unlock the
gdk_threads_mutex), but that is not the problem. You should realize
that Win32 GDI is not a pure network protocol like
On Wed, 2006-08-02 at 11:07 +0300, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > I am desperatly trying to open a dialog box from a thread on
> > Windows XP.
>
> Using GTK+ from multiple threads doesn't work on Windows, see bug
> #60620. (And doing that is usually considered bad design an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I am desperatly trying to open a dialog box from a thread on
> Windows XP.
Using GTK+ from multiple threads doesn't work on Windows, see bug
#60620. (And doing that is usually considered bad design anyway, I
think.) Do all your GTK+ calls from the main thread. Use g_i
Dear all,
I am desperatly trying to open a dialog box from a thread on Windows XP. The
dialog box is indeed
opening, but when I try to move it from its initial position, the GUI freezes.
The only way I could find to let the application work is to create the dialog
box at the start
of each thr
