Hi,
I'm building an application that uses threads and it used to lock up in
windows when the function gtk.gdk.threads_init was called before
gtk.main. In the application drawing from threads is done by adding idle
functions to the main loop using gobject.idle_add.
I've been reading
(http://faq.pygtk.org/index.py?req=show&file=faq20.006.htp) and it says
that the threads_init method should be only used when more than one
thread draws directly to the GUI using the gtk.* methods. After reading
this I stop calling gtk.gdk.threads_init and the application is now
working well.... I thought that using gtk.gdk.threads_init whas
mandatory when using threads, is my application going to randomly crash
if i don't use it?
Thanks in advance, Matias.
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