>
> I understand that "Modal windows prevent interaction with other windows in
> the same application... ", but I assumed it will also block the normal code
> execution until the dialog returns/closes.
>
> I also understand that I could use a callback to call a function to execute
> the remai
I understand that "Modal windows prevent interaction with other windows in the
same application... ", but I assumed it will also block the normal code
execution until the dialog returns/closes.
I also understand that I could use a callback to call a function to execute
the remaining code,
On Fri, May 11, 2007 at 11:44:10AM -0700, Greg Bell wrote:
> I'm working with the simple_dialog (gtk\simple_dialog.c) and even
> though it is defined as being modal,
> the calling code path continues execution after the dialog opens,
> without waiting for the user to close the dialog. For e
Hi,
I'm working with the simple_dialog (gtk\simple_dialog.c) and even though it
is defined as being modal,
gtk_window_set_modal(GTK_WINDOW(win), TRUE);
in display_simple_dialog(...)
the calling code path continues execution after the dialog opens, without
waiting for the user
