Thank you.
You mean that if I use destroy I could close that program?
I found that if I use system() to call that GTK program then I can quit
normally.
Why? The shell could do the right thing or others?
--
Best Regards,
在2010-04-20 16:46:39，"Lionel Landwerlin" <llandwer...@gmail.com> 写道：
>I have an application here which fork and execl a little webkit/GTK browser.
>So far executing the browser works fine, but the close event is not
>managed by the GDK backend. So it's not possible to close a GTK window
>unless you destroy it.
>
>I'm working on fixing the GDK backend in recent 2.20 versions, but
>there is a lot of work to do...
>I don't expect to get something working until the end of the month...
>
>--
>Lionel Landwerlin
>
>2010/4/20 danny <tornad...@163.com>:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I use fork in my program and execute one GTK program, but I found it could
>> not quit while I press quit button or press one key.
>>
>> pid_t pid;
>> pid = fork();
>> if (pid < 0){
>> printf ("Error to fork \n");
>> }else if(pid == 0){
>> execlp ("/test-window", NULL, NULL);
>> }
>>
>> How could I use this? Should not use fork in DFB?
>>
>> Hope some suggestions, thanks in advance.
>>
>>
>>
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