Hi, I have an application that needs to do a blocking operation (like accessing a remote file) that can't be executed in a different thread (I'm using it from Lua a script), and is atomic in the sense that I can't separate it in smaller pieces. To at least give the user some feedback, I'm trying to show a GtkWindow with a GtkLabel that informs the user that the application is working. I have it like this: window:showAll() while eventsPending() do mainIteration() end -- start the blocking stuff But the problem is that the label inside the GtkWindow isn't instantly drawed and aren't in the pending events queue, so sometimes the Label is show, sometimes it isn't. Unfortunately I can't start other process or thread, but I can use g_idle_add and g_timeout_add. How can I guarantee that the GtkLabel is visible before starting the blocking operation? Thanks for the attention. _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
