Thanks a lot, Daniel, > It's not the only way. Calling hide() works just as you expect it to -- > that is, it triggers the hide signal to which Gtk::Main::run() connects > a handler that in turn calls Gtk::Main::quit() to exit the main loop. > > The problem is simply that in your testcase, you are calling hide() > before Gtk::Main::run(), so the signal handler is not even installed > yet. Also, the hide() at that point doesn't have any effect anyway > because the window is not visible yet. > > The comments I added to your code point out where what happens.
Now, I understand it a little bit more... _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
