Hi, Dipak G Patil <dippatil@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: > I asked just you because, you have said following method is not best > way but neither told why nor suggested best way. And obviously such > statement would make anybody confused. OK then, perhaps it's time to repeat it once more then. A widget doesn't have a GdkWindow until it is realized. If you want to understand why this is the case, then you should make yourself familiar with the basics of the X11 windowing system. In general you rarely ever need to access widget->window. An execption is for example when you are writing a custom widget and need to draw on the GdkWindow. However you must only ever draw in an expose_event handler anyway and widget->window will be valid then. If you need to access the window member outside an event handler (you may for example want to set a cursor), then you should connect to the "realize" signal or the "configure" event. The window will have been created when these signals are emitted. Sven _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
