Re: g_signal_connect: where is?

[Philip Van Hoof <spamfrommailing freax org>]

> i m new to gtk programming and now in big trouble. i m using the 
> following function to pass parameters
>
> void okpressed()
> {
>    char *ent1 = "111.111.111.1";
>    char *ent2 = "512";
>    char command[3];
>    command[0] = ent1;
>    command[1] = ent2;
>    system("./script command");
> }

I really don't understand what you are trying to do.. 

Maybe this? :

void okpressed()
{
   gchar *ent1 = "111.111.111.1";
   gchar *ent2 = "512";
   gchar *command = g_strdup_printf
        ("./script \"%s\" \"%s\"",ent1, ent2);
   system(command);

   g_free(command);
}

Also check out this API :
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/glib/glib-Spawning-Processes.html

Example :

void okpressed() {
   GError *error;
   gchar *ent1 = "111.111.111.1";
   gchar *ent2 = "512";
   gchar *command = 
        g_strdup_printf("./script \"%s\" \"%s\"",ent1, ent2);

   if (!g_spawn_command_line_async (command, &error)) {
        g_print("Failure\n");
   }

   g_free(command);
}

> here i m actually calling a script. the same function is executed 
> if values are sent to it directly.


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