Hi,
Well I actually needed it, setting run=0, would stop
that event queue, and therefore would let that process
to stop running.
But it wasn't xlib related, I've found out the problem
was caused by Imlib, so I'm almost finished!, now I
can have a different set of icons for each workspace
(window
Hi,
Ei, it worked!, thanks very much. I didn't tought of
opening the display again, stupid me.
I understand you meant to add a StructureNotifyMask,
as well as the pertinent handlers on the event's
queue, when you said to let my parent process to be
able to handle XDestroy.
I say this, cose I've
chinlu chinawa wrote:
Hi,
Ei, it worked!, thanks very much. I didn't tought of
opening the display again, stupid me.
I understand you meant to add a StructureNotifyMask,
as well as the pertinent handlers on the event's
queue, when you said to let my parent process to be
able to handle XDestroy.
Hi,
I'm using linked lists within a shared memory block to
store (among other), xserver information such as
display, windows ids, etc.
This app, is a bit complex. I've implemented a little
malloc which returns and address within the shared
memory segment, and I'm handling a bit complex and
chinlu chinawa wrote:
I'm using linked lists within a shared memory block to
store (among other), xserver information such as
display, windows ids, etc.
...
This hasn't been problematic, till I've been about to
destroy a set of windows. This is something I can do
within the process who created
