You should use the GTK_CLIST(clist) type cast macro rather than directly
doing the type cast yourself. This will perform a few checks (eg. make
sure clist is not null, and that it really is a GtkCList), and reduces to
the simple typecast if debugging is turned off. Try using it and see if
you get a more informative error message.
As for the error, are you sure you are initialising the clist variable
correctly?
James.
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On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, nsmith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am having a little trouble with the afore mentioned function. Whenever I
> call it my system recieves a seg. fault. basically the line(s) look like
> this:
>
> gtk_clist_append ((GtkCList *) clist, entry_text);
>
> where clist is a GtkWidget type and entry_text is defined as gchar
> *entry_text[4]. I have tried switching clist to GtkCList type, with no
> better results. I have examined the data in these variables (as best as I
> can) and don't see anything wrong. The only thing I can see with clist is
> it's address, which stays the same from the time it is created to the time I
> get the seg. fault. Entry_text I can look at the actual data and it is
> exactly what I put in. What things can I look for to help solve this
> problem? I am new to using GTK and it's been a long time since I did any
> programming (especially in c). So I would appreciate any help. Thanks
>
> Nasa
>
>
>
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