Hi,
We already have that, see the TRAY, TRAYIMAGE and TRAYTIP attributes of a
IupDialog. Yes, they must be associated with a dialog even if the dialog is
hidden.
Best,
Scuri
Em ter, 2 de jul de 2019 às 20:56, Johann Philippe via Iup-users <
iup-users@lists.sourceforge.net> escreveu:
> For
Oh my bad. Thanks.
Le jeudi 4 juillet 2019 à 14:32:28 UTC+2, Antonio Scuri
a écrit :
Hi,
We already have that, see the TRAY, TRAYIMAGE and TRAYTIP attributes of a
IupDialog. Yes, they must be associated with a dialog even if the dialog is
hidden.
Best,Scuri
Em ter, 2 de jul de
Hi,
I've trawled through the mailing list archives trying to research this. I
hope I haven't missed a solution to this already:
I have IUP's main-loop running on thread, and I have another thread that
needs to update something in the GUI. I gather it's not safe to call IUP
functions from a NON IU
No, there isn't. Once the idle is set, it will be called the next time
the MainLoop regain control. But your are setting from another thread so
the mainloop is running. Maybe the solution would be to set the idle in the
main loop thread where you can have more control about that.
Best,
Scuri
E
I'm a bit stumped on how to communicate with the IUP thread from another
thread.
Are the options basically polling from idle action, or an IupTimer
callback? I measured the idle action overheard and it's basically 8% of a
CPU core and so an IupTimer seems better. If I use an IupTimer though, I'll
Hi,
The thread situation is generally used when the application actually do
multiprocessing of somehow.
> What do IUP users typically do when they have a long running process they
need to provide UI feedback on, but can't break the long running process up
into time slices suitable for IupTimer
Ola,
IupLoopStep is not for multithreading purposes, it is for allowing queued
Windows messages to pass through to other apps that are waiting for Windows
messages. This usually happens when you do something, say like draw 10,000
ellipses, which takes a long time, and during that time other apps
Hi Antonio,
I'm trying to reproduce your simple editor tutorial using the
ScriptBasic IUP extension module on the Raspberry Pi 3 B which I
compiled an IUP distribution for. Everything seems to be working fine
other than those wierd warning messages you told me to ignore. I just
cant seem to get th
Don't know. Seems to be something inside GTK. If you take a look at
iup/src/gtk/iupgtk_fontdlg.c you will see that the IUP code is quite
simple, GTK does all the work.
Maybe something in GTK was not initialized correctly when running the
script. Missing IupOpen?
Best,
Scuri
Em qui, 4 de jul
It works fine as a standalone executable.
No errors until IupPopup() of the FontDlg occurs.
Could I be missing something in my extension module make?
On Thu, 2019-07-04 at 21:05 -0300, Antonio Scuri wrote:
> Don't know. Seems to be something inside GTK. If you take a look at
> iup/src/gtk/iupgt
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