Hi, Yeti and Tom,
Yes, sure, your explanation is quite right and logic, and I could find
out how to make things work after dealing with the ->next member
directly... but I see some kind of "mislogic" that leads to this error
(I think probably more people did the same mistake someday). The GLib
has an "abstraction" principle which might lead one to understand that
the GList functions would allow the use of a GList element without
having to touch its pointer members directly. So, it might look like
element = g_list_next(members->list)
would "make 'element' point to the next member found in the GList
'members->list'", just as
element = g_list_first (members->list)
means "make 'element' point to the first member found in the GList
'members->list'", know what I mean? This makes things a bit confusing.
That´s why sometimes I feel that the GLib and the GTK documentation
could be more detailed in some aspects, with some "do´s and don´t's"...
just my two cents!
Regards!
Fabricio Rocha
Brasilia, Brasil
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