John> But I don't know how to fix it, what is wrong with calling John> "dispose()" when the OK button is clicked?
I think that is probably what we should do. Maybe calling hide() is better? dispose() destroys the peer. Looking at Sun's javadoc and comparing it to our Dialog.java, it looks like we are missing code. Our show() doesn't support modal operation. Our hide() and dispose() don't either. Looking at GtkDialogPeer, it looks like we don't do any event handling there at all. And in the native code (..._GtkWindowPeer.c) we don't seem to handle modality. Also I notice that the argument to GtkWindow.create is passed directly to gtk_window_new(). This seems fragile -- it means our Java code has to have the correct value for gtk constants (which are presumably opaque). Tom _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
