On Sat, 6 Jul 2002 22:02:27 -0700 (PDT) icewind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I have a couple of threads updating the gui (adding
> lines to a CList, changing text in a textentry area,
> etc.) The problem is, the widget that was changed
> doesnt show its updates until some event occurs such
> as me moving or clicking the mouse into the
> applications window. I would like the gui updated
> continuously as the threads actually manipulate the
> widgets.
>
> So, I assume this could be done by calling an
> "invalidate" function that will tell gtk that some
> widget needs to be redrawn. If this is how to do what
> I want, what is the name of the function/method I have
> to call, and is it something I have to apply to just
> the widget that was changed or to the window the
> widget is in or something else?
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I got this little nugget from someone on the list a month or two back.
while events_pending(): # suggested by pygtk users
mainiteration(FALSE)
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