Hi,
Seeing as I've dabbed in multi-threading myself (albeit not with that
much success), I can point you to
http://www.mono-project.com/Responsive_Applications.
If you search through the various threading issues described previously
in this list, it seems that the Gtk.Application.Invoke(delegate {...})
path is the most favored (also covered in the "Responsive Applications"
article).
Hope this helps,
Walter
Aaron Oxford wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm still making great progress with my app, but I've found another couple of
> things that are
> confusing me.
>
> First and foremost, I seem to be getting extremely strange behaviour
> modifying a label from
> another thread. The code crashes more often than not. This is unusual for a
> threading problem
> because generally the chances of a problem occurring are very small. In any
> case, what is the
> accepted method for modifying Widgets from other threads?
>
> Also, the table layout seems to be playing up very badly. I declare an Nx3
> table and fill it up
> with components but they all appear on top of each other, no matter what I do
> with packing, size
> hints or Show vs ShowAll. I'm struggling a lot with this completely
> uncontrollable layout
> philosophy - is there really no way to control the relative proportions of
> components as they
> scale? It seems that if I create two thin columns and one fat one, stretching
> the window leaves me
> with three columns of equal width.
>
> Apologies for posting even more newbie questions, thanks in advance for any
> help.
>
>
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