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High there,
I have an application that uses threads. As the call to gtk.threads_init() is wrapped
with try: except:, there where no problems. As win32 for py-gtk is build with
threadings on by default, the application start seems to hang on gtk.threads_init().
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try:
gtk.threads_init()
except RuntimeError:
print 'keine threads!'
HAS_GTK_THREADS = False
app = AppWindow()
app.run()
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If I comment out the gtk.threads_init call the application starts as excepted.
Otherwise the application is build, but the gtk.mainloop seems not to work properly.
Because I have no compiler environment installed, I can not provide stack-traces or so.
Environment:
WinXP SP1, Python 2.3, pygtk-1.99.17-2.3, gtk-runtime 2.2.1.2 (dropline).
Thanks for your help on this.
- --maik./
mit freundlichem Gru� /
with best regards
Maik Hertha
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hartmann+hertha
it design
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.hartmann-hertha.de
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