Re: GTK equivalent to exit() function in callback

[vijayasarathy setsindia net]

On Mon, January 14, 2008 7:11 pm, Dan H wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:18:30 +0530 (IST)
> vijayasarathy setsindia net wrote:
>
> > Thanks for that insight friend, but I am talking about a call back
> > function whose return is void, and so my statement is alright with it
> > ...and going by your own statement, TRUE and FALSE are values
> > possibly boolean and are used only according to the return type of call
> > back functions ...
>
> I was about to point you in the right direction, but considering the tone
> which you're using here I'll just advise you to carefully re-read the
> post you just panned.


I meant nothing wrong dear friend, you should have read my previous post
too ...I am completely new to GTK and I am a bad starter, that is all
about it ...anyway, given that a solution has been arrived at, and we are
here for a better purpose, lets forget it and move ahead .. I apologise if
I made you feel bad.

I am into research in cryptographic algorithms .... looking into problems
including applications of coding theory in cryptography


> > Vijayasarathy
> > Senior Research Associate
>
> Research of what?

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