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Subject: [gtkmm] dirty fix for my problem in earlier mail
From: Karl Pitrich <pit () linuxaustria ! at>
Date: 2001-06-30 16:11:08
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as, like usual, noone replied to my problem, and before posting i read all
list archives,
i managed to use several gal (gnome app. lib.) widgets
with normal gtk signals by a real dirty hack like this:
global signal handler function, connected
with gtk_signal_connect (GTK_OBJECT (shortcut_bar), "item_selected",
GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC (on_shortcut_bar_item_selected),
NULL);
Gtk::Main::idle.connect(slot(this,&testapp::idle_callback));
gint testapp::idle_callback() {
cerr<<""; // i do not know why, but it wont work without it
gtk_main_iteration_do(TRUE);
return(1);
}
i tested-ok my program on serveral x86 and ppc linux system.
if someone can suggest a better soution how to wrap gtk signals
to libsigc ones, please tell me though.
cheers, Karl
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