Hi David,
if you want to use Gtk with C++, you're probably better off
using one of the C++ bindings (Gtk--, VDK) ... check the
gtk+ homepage (www.gtk.org) for details ...
Greetings
--> R
On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, David Pettersson wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I tried to do a little program in c++ with gtk+. I have a 'class A' which
> contains a 'widget *W'. If I have more then one instance of 'A' I can for
> some signals (e.g. "clicked") send 'this' last data argument to
> 'gtk_signal_connect()', and thus know what object the signal refer to.
> With other signals (e.g. "configure_event") the last argument in the
> callback function is used for other data, so my question is, how do I know
> which of my objects the signal refers to?
>
>
> David.
>
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