On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 18:25 +0200, Christian Neumair wrote:
> It's quiet dumb to register a file monitor with a pointer that isn't
> guaranteed to be constant among the lifecycle of the properties dialog -
> or am I missing something? Also, if a file isn't deleted while the
> properties dialog is alife, the "changed" callback is not disconnected
> until the file is destroyed.
On the contrary, &window->details->original_files is very much the same
over the life of the dialog, being an address inside window->details.
And your change of using window for both target and original files will
break if a file is in both lists (since the client pointer is reused).
Also, the changed callback is removed on destruction of the window,
because they are added with g_signal_connect_object().
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