Quiring, Sam wrote:
Greetings,
In my app that interfaces to at-spi I have a function that requires
that I listen for a bunch of different event types. During normal
operation of the app I do not need to listen for these events. The
implementation of this function looks like this:
1. register the event handlers
2. wait for the user to do his thing
3. deregister the event handlers
After a few executions of this function (3..6), it dies during step 1:
registering the event handlers.
Can you show me the traces of at-spi-registryd and your application?
Li
In fact the entire GNOME desktop locks up and I'm forced to power
cycle the machine to get control back. (Is there an easier/cleaner
way to restart GNOME?).
During app initialization I create the event listeners using
SPI_createAccessibleEventListener() and
SPI_createAccessibleDeviceListener(). My app assumes that once these
listeners are created it can register and deregister them as event
listeners as many times as it wants. Is that correct?
The code implements deregistering the non-device event listeners using
SPI_derefisterGlobalEventListenerAll() -- I don't know if that matters.
Any help would be appreciated.
-Sam
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