Re: [gtk-list] Re: DESTROY_EVENT?! (was: Problems with GTK+ .99.8 and Imlib 1.1)

[Derek Simkowiak <dereks animal blarg net>]

	Whoops, sorry.  Man, I always feel like an idiot when I miss an
RTFM question.  And I discovered this just a second ago (by looking at the
testgtk.c code).

	Well, the tutorial on www.gtk.org still says that returning
"TRUE" will cause a destory to be sent out.  Since this is the exact
opposite of what will happen, we should probably correct it (for new ppl
like me).

	Who's in charge of the tutorial?  I'd gladly fix it if no-one else
steps forward...

Derek Simkowiak
dereks@blarg.net


On 27 Mar 1998, Owen Taylor wrote:

> 
> Derek Simkowiak <dereks@animal.blarg.net> writes:
> 
> >     Hello,
> > 	A few days ago I sent a message about Imlib and Gnome.  The Imlib
> > problem disappeared when I upgraded to the latest CVS version (THANK YOU,
> > Raster!), but the Gnome problems remains:
> > 
> > > ->  	The second issue may be a bug in .99.8, because it works just fine
> > > ->  when compiled using .99.5.  Clicking the "close" button from my window
> > > ->  manager no longer exits the program, I have to kill it.  It worked just
> > > ->  fine in .99.5. 
> > 
> > 	Someone else on the list had also experienced this problem.
> > 
> > 	So: is anyone working on this issue?  Has anyone else experienced
> > it?  This seems like a showstopper of a bug to me.  Has anyone else
> > using .99.8 gotten the "close" button on your window to work?
> > 
> > 	I should state that I can close child windows with no problem,
> > everything works as expected.  But I cannot exit my top level app window,
> > I have to explicitly kill it (which sometimes even results in a core
> > file).
> 
> The situation is described fully in the release anouncement for 0.99.6.
> 
> [ Summary: reverse the return value of your "delete_event" handler ]
> 
> Regards,
>                                         Owen
> 
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