Foster Gareth wrote:
At least it behaves this way using the Gnome desktop on the Suse 9.3
flavor of linux.
Mine is running here on MinGW/win32 - the result is almost as ugly :)
I'm testing with GNOME 2.2 on a Linux box, and I'm not able to close the
window while the job is active, at least not on my own application
(haven't tried your example code yet.)
The way I interpret what Bob said, the ability to close the window is
retained on his setup, but he has to confirm the operation via a dialog.
I actually think that sounds excellent. I mean, I don't really want to
disable exit completely when a slow job is active, but I do want to add
user confirmation for it.
Also note that if I replace
gdk_window()->process_updates(false)
with
get_toplevel()->queue_redraw();
get_toplevel()->gdk_window()->process_updates(true);
I get a nice update of the entire window - just as I thought. This may
slow down the operation too much if it is done often, however.
- Toralf
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