John Taber wrote: > Well, it is heap vs stack - I am not sure which is really better for > "normal" gui applications. But I have always created my dialogs as > pointers - it just seems more traditional c++. Isn't that dangerous if exceptions are thrown? Why not let the compiler do the dirty work? Remember that just the gtkmm instances like a Gtk::Dialog are created on the stack, but they create their underlaying GTK+ objects on the heap. This method seems to be the C++ way for me.
But if you like using dynamically allocated memory here, go on. I just wanted to add another alternative how to display popup dialogs :) - Armin _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
