In short, I think that's it much better if you don't make GTK calls
from the second thread, it's a sure-fire way to avoid multi-threading
UI issues. But, all you need to do is,
1. wrap gtk_main(), ie.,
g_thread_init (NULL); // Add this line
gdk_threads_init (); // Add this line
gdk_thr
Hi AlannY,
I'm new to this mail thread but I think that I know what your issue
is. Basically, GTK/GDK is not designed to be called from multiple at
the same time. Doing so causes all kinds of strange issues such as
the ones that you are seeing. There are many ways to get around this
issue but r
AlannY wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> I have trouble in my program.
>
> First of all, I'm using latest GTK and got many assertion in console
> when using GtkTextBuffer.
>
> Second. I have 2 threads. First one is a gtk_main_loop. Second one is my
> (pthread) thread. In second thread I'm trying to set thi
Hi there.
I have trouble in my program.
First of all, I'm using latest GTK and got many assertion in console
when using GtkTextBuffer.
Second. I have 2 threads. First one is a gtk_main_loop. Second one is my
(pthread) thread. In second thread I'm trying to set this:
gtk_text_buffer_set_text(win
