Hallo,
in my programm I've got the following global pointer:
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GtkWidget *fileselectionfensterglobal;
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I created 3 signals to kill the window:
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void
on_fileselectionfensterglobal_destroy (GtkObject
*object, gpointer user_data)
{
...
gtk_widget_destroy (fileselectionfensterglobal);
}
void
on_ok_buttonfileselection_clicked (GtkObject
*object, gpointer user_data)
{
...
gtk_widget_destroy (fileselectionfensterglobal);
}
void
on_cancel_buttonfileselection_clicked (GtkObject
*object, gpointer user_data)
{
...
gtk_widget_destroy (fileselectionfensterglobal);
}
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Somewhere in the programm I create the window:
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fileselectionfensterglobal =
create_fileselectionfensterglobal ();
gtk_widget_show (fileselectionfensterglobal);
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If I "destroy" the window with one of the signal the
window disappears. Ok so far.
But I think the windows is still in memory because the
following code is not true:
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if (fileselectionfensterglobal == NULL){...}
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My question now: How can I completely remove the
fileselectionwindow (or other windows ;-) ) with all
Widgets (Buttons etc.) in it from memory because if I
use the function create_fileselectionfensterglobal ()
again the old fileselectionwindow-data ist still in
memory but I do not want to use it anymore!
Perhaps you can give me an example-code for my problem
above.
Thanks for your help!
Bye
Christian Schneider
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