Hi,
I am currently in the process of writing (actually porting) my first GTK
program, which is heavily multithreaded. Basically I wanted to create a unique
MainLoop + MainContext combo for each thread. This, I hoped, would dispatch
Sources and GTK-widget-signals pertaining to a particular thread inside that
very same thread.
Now, after browsing through tons of links and a bit of source code, I begin
to fear that all GTK-widget-signals are dispatched "on" the one single default
MainContext, which should be iterated in one thread only. Is this correct?? It
seems a MainLoop is little more than a reference to a MainContext, so having
one per thread makes little sense.
Can I make GTK-widgets "attach" themselves to my own MainContext??
Should/can I make a MainContext of my own choosing "grab" the input?? My
(so far single-threaded) program works fine until I start creating my personal
MainContext adding it to the MainLoop. I guess custom MainContexts are only
usable for Sources??
I would really appreciate a bit of help on this matter.
Thanx - Nikolaj :o)
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