> gdk_window_resize (GTK_WINDOW(MyWindow->window), width, height); > (becauseMyWindow->window IS a GtkWindow).
Then if your window is a GtkWindow object, you should cast it : gdk_window_resize(GTK_WIDGET(MyWindow)->window, width, height); Respect the parenthesis as you need to cast your GtkWindow object in a GtkWidget one. And once you casted it, you can access the window property of your GtkWidget which is the GdkWindow corresponding to your object (take care I said gDkwindow...) > And it don't work ... :(( maybe written like above, it is going to work :-) > Don't know if the fact that I don't use a gtk_main() or gtk_loop() or > something change something, I think gdk_flush() do the work. ??? I'm not understanding you... > > a window is typed as a GtkWindow is most of the cases I think, no ? :) Well, I'm using only GtkWidget object, that I'm casting to the right type when needed, so I find my data structure more coherent. Geys� _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
