Hi. short version: I want to use a GObject as a thing that can hold simple types (like ints and pointers) that does reference counting. Is that possible? I want to use it like a hashtable that will garbage collect itself when all the references to it are gone. more explaining: I have a simple struct that I always allocate dynamically. This struct contains three pointer elements and an 'int ref_count'. I use ref_count to implement a simple reference counter, of course. The code is simple and contained, so there's not much for me to worry about when it comes to making sure the ref_count is handled well, but, for various reasons, I think maybe it would be better to do this with a GObject instead. The only reason I didn't use a GObject to begin with is I don't understand very well how the property thing works... I don't know if it possible to just set random properties without first declaring them... you know. Thanks, - Ben _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
