>I use the GTK runtime 2.4.9
>
>The codesample is a bit complicated, 'cause it's part of a much bigger
>program.
>
>I tried to reduce it down to the interesting parts of the code ...
>
>First comes the beginning point. It's cycle-method is called from
>somewhere else once each turn. Beneath comes the intersting part of the
>code. There, the label and the slider are created.
IMHO, this is completely the wrong way to write a GUI. In particular:
>~ while(showWindow) {
>~ pthread_mutex_lock(&drawing);
>~ if(showWindow) {
>~ gtk_main_iteration_do(FALSE);
>~ }
>~ pthread_mutex_unlock(&drawing);
>~ usleep(10000);
>~ }
that is an unacceptable main event loop. A GUI is an event loop that
needs to be driven by arriving events from the input devices and the
display. it is not a programmatic loop run according to internal
program logic.
--p
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