usly you would segfault.
You'd be receiving the widget's pointer to your callback anyway, so try
using that pointer.
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0 is a G_DATE_BAD_MONTH, but gtk_calendar_get_date returns month from
range 0-11.
gtk_calendar_get_date stores the month in a user specified location.
Maybe it uses GDateMonth for internal use and then returns the value
(GDateMonth - 1) to the user.
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the dd-mm- and then
convert it to GDate, if such an API exists.
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o
GtkWidget. To remove your warning, you can try this:
gtk_entry_set_text(GTK_ENTRY(Mykeytxt), strkeyval);
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the same ? Also if
enckeyval is
a NULL terminated string, you can as well pass '-1' instead of strlen.
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