This will be my third post here. Perhaps I'll get an answer this time. I'm still struggling along trying to learn Gtk+ and using 1.2. What I'd like to know is how to kill a child window without killing the parent. Or at least I think that's what I need to know. I have a main panel with buttons to launch some number of different satellite windows, like a file selecter, and such. I've gotten each of these to work as a stand-alone, and then dropped the main function to make a call-back. Works like a charm. What happens, though, is when I go to close the call-back, it takes the entire application. The delete_event function calls gtk_main_quit() and that works for the prototype, but now I'd like to replace that with something that just closes the call-back and leaves the main window intact. In one window I crafted myself (lotsa fields and buttons and spinners and such), I simply commented out the delete-event call from gtk_signal_connect, and though I couldn't close it from a button within the window, when I clicked off the desktop frame, it went away without killing the main panel. The file selector is straight from the tutorial, however, and I don't know how to change that... clicking off the desktop frame kills everything. I'm seeing things like gtk_widget_destroy, but I can't figure out how to apply them. I've got both Harlow and Pennington, as well as all the html docs I can find, and I'm still lost. Would someone point me in the right direction here, please? Thanks, Bill Tallman _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
