Hi,
i have a problem with GTK Socket. I'm using it to build some GUI for my
beloved urxvt terminal emulator. But I encountered a big problem, when i need
to split screens. URXVT support xembed, so i use GTK Socket to create window,
and pass socked id to urxvt, that plugs and embeds itself into
i'm not sure that understand you correctly
but, try to return true on connect event of the socket.
for example
var sock = new Gtk.Socket();
sock.plug_removed.connect(()=>{
return true;//important! allow reuse of socket
});
2013/11/26 Michal Fizek
> Hi,
> i have a problem with GTK Socket
Actually Gtk.Socket is usable, but the window, that is plugged into the socket
gets destroyed(like if Gtk.Plug() was plugged into Socket, but after Socket
reparenting, Gtk.Plug() is destroyed). I tried what you have suggested of
course, but result is the same.
Did you try to add an additional reference to your widget? (i.e.
explicitly call g_object_ref (your_widget) )
On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Michal Fizek
wrote:
Actually Gtk.Socket is usable, but the window, that is plugged into
the socket gets destroyed(like if Gtk.Plug() was plugged into
Yes i did. Well actually im using python, but i hold reference to an
object(truth is i dont know, if its enough). But probably its the child
window(if someone want to bother to try im running: urxvt -embed winid , where
winid is my created socketid and urxvt is terminal rxvt-unicode) problem, th
