Re: Threads + gtk_events_pending()

["Christopher T. Lansdown" <lansdoct screech cs alfred edu>]

Mike,
	Where in your app is the cursor function called?  In one of the
threads or in the main threads which is sitting in gtk_main()?  That's
important info.  Otherwise, you have to surround the gdk/gtk calls with
gdk_threads_enter();
gdk/gtk code
gdk_threads_leave();

And you never call while(gtk_events_pending())gtk_main_iteration(); from
any thread which isn't in the gtk_main(); loop (there should be only one
of these).
	-Chris

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