gtkmm books

2005-04-11 Thread Isenmann Daniel
Hi, i just started with gtkmm to code a GUI. But now my first question: I read the online documentation and I understand nearly everything from the documentaion, but are there any printed books out there?? Something the online documentaion is very short written (this is no critic, I found the

Re: Books about gtkmm

2005-04-11 Thread Matthias Kaeppler
Isenmann Daniel wrote: Hi, i just started with gtkmm to code a GUI. But now my first question: I read the online documentation and I understand nearly everything from the documentaion, but are there any printed books out there?? Something the online documentaion is very short written (this is no

Cannot run gtkmm app on win32

2005-04-11 Thread Ondrej Stastny
Hello. I have problem running GTKmm on Win XP. I've already developed few programs under GTK+ and also I have correct GTKmm bin distribution(that one you provide link to on dl page). All compilation goes fine but when I run my simple test program or even gtkmm-demo I get error message 'Entry

Re: Use of threads with gtkmm.

2005-04-11 Thread Paul Davis
This excerpt from the FAQ sounds like what I'm after: or alternatively, ensure that only a single thread makes such calls. One common way to do this is to have non-GUI threads send requests to the GUI thread via a pipe. The pipe is hooked into the main glib event loop used by GTK. But I've been

Re: Cannot run gtkmm app on win32

2005-04-11 Thread Cedric Gustin
Ondrej Stastny wrote: Hello. I have problem running GTKmm on Win XP. I've already developed few programs under GTK+ and also I have correct GTKmm bin distribution(that one you provide link to on dl page). All compilation goes fine but when I run my simple test program or even gtkmm-demo I get

Re: When and when not to use Glib::RefPtr?

2005-04-11 Thread Chris Vine
On Monday 11 April 2005 01:53, Murray Cumming wrote: [snip] In general we avoid guessing such (undocumented) internal lifetime details, and just do the same thing with all GObjects. C coders do whatever works, with lots of errors along the way. Typically, in a case such as this, where the