On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 10:53:26AM +0200, Marc Dirix wrote:
> Maybe I'm doing something very uncommon in interface design?
> I have i.e. two buttons, which have the same signal handler, and in the
> signal handler I want to do two different things based on which of the
> two buttons is pressed.
>
>
> Isn't the pike module all about generating the code. And as such
> shouldn't it try to implement the same?
>
> I have no idea how hard it is, but isn't it just adding this data to the
> "mixed data" which is called together with signal_auttoconnect for each
> handler?
>
>
The differen
>What version of pike are you using? I think there may have been a bug in
>function where I didn't increment some list pointer in the get_children()
>function. You may have the buggy one still. You might have to get the
>latest
>cvs version. My code is latest cvs as of a few days ago. P
On 10-09-10 23:51, Lance Dillon wrote:
> I see what you are talking about here. That is something different. That is
> for when you build a c, c++, or ada project by going to Project->Build. It
> outputs a bunch of files. In the src directory there is a file called
> interface.c that has th
>
> What version of pike are you using? I think there may have been a bug in
> function where I didn't increment some list pointer in the get_children()
> function. You may have the buggy one still. You might have to get the
> latest
> cvs version. My code is latest cvs as of a few days
