I have another GLib question. Currently I am writing some code that needs to perform some calculations every second. SO I want the function called every second. So rather than using setitimer to create a SIGALRM event that registering a function with sigaction() would catch, I thought I could use the g_timeout_add() function in GLib. However I found after playing with it that if I set it to 1 second then after 1 second it calls the function. At the end of the function (if I return TRUE from the function) it then sets up to call the function again in second. So for a function that takes say 100 - 200 milliseconds to complete, I find that I get the behavior that my function is not called every second but more like every 1.1 - 1.2 seconds. I undertsnad that gtk_timeout_add() is deprecated so is there another option (or should I just use the standard setitimer() function)? Travis Miller _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
