On Wed, 25 Nov 2009, David Nečas wrote:
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 07:55:36PM +0000, John J Lee wrote:
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1) The new modal dialog is a subdialog of the orignal one with the corresponding nesting of the main loops. You want to hide a modal dialog when it pops up a `child'? Maybe this was not considered to be sensible scenario by Gtk+ devs (or simply was not considered). To me it sounds a bit fishy.
[...] Yes, the specific case I had in mind involved this sequence of events: * run method of modal dialog #1 called * hide dialog #1 * run method of modal dialog #2 calledAnswering my own question: Looking at the code, gtk_widget_set_visible just calls gtk_widget_hide. That unmaps the dialog, which causes GtkDialog's unmap callback to run, which ends the recursive event loop. Connecting a unmap signal handler that stops the unmap signal seems to work: I'm able to hide and re-show my modal dialog.
John
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