Hey Eric,
> I usually just test on ubuntu16.04 with GTK3.18. Now you have me
> checking a few things with GTK3.22. I have been working on a small
> drawing program that doesn't use sockets or plugs and it does the same
> flickering on GTK3.22 especially with animation but it works fine with
>
> If the GtkSocket and GtkPlug can be fixed they should be. They have
> worked at least through version 3.18 and have never been deprecated. It
> would be a good thing if they worked for all of GTK3 and the last stable
> version of 3.22 for consistency.
Ok, I've reported the bug here:
You are right!
> Looking around it looks like the GtkPlug and GtkSocket never got
> deprecated but I don't see them in the master branch anymore.
Look at this commit:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?id=021fe010b6cbf5119938efbad3122ef2854fc62b
and this article:
* from a plugin and add that to our own Gtk::Window.
On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 1:54 PM, René Hansen <r...@hansen-audio.de
<mailto:r...@hansen-audio.de>> wrote:
Hey Eric,
It looks like you are trying to paint a surface 100 times every
16ms.
Maybe not such a good
Hey Eric,
> I looked at this a little more and can get the flicker. Testing on
> Ubuntu16.04 with GTK3.18 it works without flicker and on Ubuntu16.04
> with a jhbuild of GTK3.22 it does flicker. I tweaked your code a little
> so that I could test it a little easier.
Good, that you can reproduce
Hey Eric,
It looks like you are trying to paint a surface 100 times every 16ms.
Maybe not such a good thing to do.
Yes, I agree but that's on purpose in order to make the problem *very*
obvious ;) In one of my projects I draw round about 25 bitmaps (which
partly overlap) onto the
> But you seems to do the drawing completely wrong.
>
> Generally gtk_widget_queue_draw() is involved in the drawing process,
> that is that your timer does not do the drawing directly, but only
> invalidates the widget, which cause a indirect draw.
True, you are right. I had a look at a bunch
Hey GTK list,
I've uploaded a demo app on https://github.com/rehans/GtkSocketPlugDemo
It is very simple and just creates a GtkWindow with a GtkSocket child. A
GtkPlug with an GtkDrawingArea attached is connected to the socket. The
GtkDrawingArea redraws itself every 16ms and simply paints an
