Le mercredi 04 mai 2005 Ã 01:21 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a Ãcrit : > The example using 2 class implement creating a event (eg. EventUpdated) in > the background process class (eg. BigJob), who wakeup the Main thread, alias > GUI (eg. Ecrire2) in the GTK# class (eg. window), who refresh the GUI, > progress and textview, getting data from the Bigjob class, the counter (eg. > cnt2). > > > The example is also working without using Thread.Sleep. It pause only the GUI > for a second. In this case it is more like slowing the program to let see > what append on the stdout.
Well, that's precisely what I don't understand: it looks like it pauses both threads, and I'd like to be able to pause only the GUI, with BigJob still working. > I am for sure open to suggestion, it is probably not the best way to it. > And I still have problem when you cancel the bigjob or if a error append. Well, can't help with this since I have no real knowledge of how to do it properly... That's the reason I put the list back in the mail recipients, hope you don't mind. I'm sure there are many newbies like me that would like to sort threads out. -- Alain Perry _______________________________________________ Gtk-sharp-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/gtk-sharp-list
