Rich Burridge wrote:
[...]
Can I ask a favour please? Could you adjust the reve_sleep() routine in the
attached small program to use a g_timeout_add() to do the pausing?
The problem with your program is not with reve_sleep(), the problem
is that you have a reve_sleep() function at all, in
Rich Burridge wrote:
Hi Tristan,
Can I ask a favour please? Could you adjust the reve_sleep() routine
in the
attached small program to use a g_timeout_add() to do the pausing?
You seemed to have ignored the revised small attached program that I
sent you and gone back to my first version.
Tristan Van Berkom wrote:
You seemed to have ignored the revised small attached program that I
sent you and gone back to my first version. Could you show me how to
do this with the program attached below please?
No I did not, I based it on the code you attatched in your private
post, note
Hi all,
Could somebody please tell me what I'm missing here?
Below I've included a small program that hopefully
replicates the problem I'm seeing. The real problem
is in a much larger program. I've just tried to isolate
it here, and to make it as simple as possible.
I have a button. When it's
This is just a guess since I'm not in front of my development workstation. You
need
to call the main GTK loop while you sleep. Invalidated regions of the screen
get
painted by the idle handler in the main loop. From the looks of it you sleep
function doesn't call the main loop before it
Rich Burridge wrote:
[...]
What do I need to do to make the intermediate images
appear?
You should read a little of this:
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/glib/glib-The-Main-Event-Loop.html
The problem is that you are hijacking the mainloop, in GTK+ programming,
you must let GTK+
Thanks to Greg and Tristan.
You should read a little of this:
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/glib/glib-The-Main-Event-Loop.html
The problem is that you are hijacking the mainloop, in GTK+ programming,
you must let GTK+ operate (and do stuff like; update the display ;-p)...
so that
Okay, I've read this web page and for the life of me, I can't see a
way to write a simple/elegant routine that does this, within the context of
my larger application.
Setup a event timer to call a function every 0.5 seconds. Inside this function
you
toggle all the pieces that will be
