>Thank you. So if I want to understand the deeper functions and events >of GTK, I need to study how the GTK API was created from the X Window >functions, right? you will get a deeper appreciation, if only because there are relatively complete docs on X available. however, GTK does not rely on X Window, and so you shouldn't look for a 1:1 correspondence. however, to the extent that X Window and the win32 "GDI" API share a lot of similar elements, and i suspect Aqua too, one can learn a lot from any of them. >By the way, do you know any source on the internet that documents all >the GTK events and functions? The official GTK website doesn't have a >complete documentation. Or do you suggest any places where there are >people who have such knowledge? Also, is there a book or online >documentation that details how GTK was created from X Window? i just use the source when a function i want to use is not documented. some people don't like this. it gives me a fuzzy warm feeling inside. --p _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list