Hi Peter,
> So is there a way now to stop Cells-gtk? I have a Lispworks
> application for which I make a .exe, and on quitting, the linux
> process does not end. I have to use the linux kill command.
Wow, I must have been blin, sorry for missing this -- yes, there is no
other way. That's what I get for not having a "real world" test case here.
So, the call to (terminate-gtk) should be (close-all-windows), then
:stop-gtk-main should be exported, and is the right way to stop gtk.
I won't get round to committing this until Tuesday, so it'd be great if
you could change it in CVS.
Peter
Peter Denno wrote:
On Friday 15 February 2008 04:56, Peter Hildebrandt wrote:
Peter,
thanks for spotting this. This is a "note to self" sort of thing.
The whole idea of terminating the GTK thread is ill conceived.
Neither stop-gtk-main nor terminate-gtk are neither used anywhere
nor exported. I will remove them ASAP. (I have been busy with
cells3-gtk in the last week)
Hi Peter,
So is there a way now to stop Cells-gtk? I have a Lispworks
application for which I make a .exe, and on quitting, the linux
process does not end. I have to use the linux kill command.
Thanks.
Peter
Peter Denno wrote:
Hi,
gtk-app.lisp in CVS HEAD contains this:
(defun stop-gtk-main ()
"Final clean up stuff -- need to RESTART lisp to access
gtk again."
(terminate-gtk)
(threads:destroy-thread gtk-main-thread))
I don't see terminate-gtk anywhere.
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