Re: [gtk-list] Re: Set Label Text
- From: scherfa <scherfa fh-trier de>
- To: gtk-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: [gtk-list] Re: Set Label Text
- Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 18:01:31 +0100
---Reply to mail from john@giorgio.hart.bbk.ac.uk about [gtk-list] Re: Set Label Text
But on a statusbar widget i cant change the style of the text!
Thanks for your help solong
> Andreas Scherf wrote:
>>void
>>ndisplay_text( GtkWidget *label, gchar *text, guint sec )
>>{
>> char *tmpstring;
>>
>> gtk_label_get( GTK_LABEL( label ), &tmpstring );
>> gtk_label_set( GTK_LABEL( label ), text );
>> gtk_widget_show( label );
>>
>> sleep( sec );
>>
>> gtk_label_set_text( GTK_LABEL( label ), tmpstring );
>>}
>
> Hi Andreas, the problem is that the old string is being freed when the new
> string is set. You want to save a copy of it somewhere. For example:
>
> void
> ndisplay_text( GtkWidget *label, gchar *text, guint sec )
> {
> char *tmpstring;
> char *save;
>
> gtk_label_get( GTK_LABEL( label ), &tmpstring );
> save = g_strdup( tmpstring );
>
> gtk_label_set( GTK_LABEL( label ), text );
> gtk_widget_show( label );
>
> sleep( sec );
>
> gtk_label_set_text( GTK_LABEL( label ), save );
> g_free( save );
> }
>
> Another improvement is to get rid of the sleep() call. Your application will
> "freeze" while the sleep is running. A better way is to make a timer callback
> for sec seconds in the future to reset the message to the old value.
>
> An even better way is to use the gtkstatusbar widget :). It does most of this
> stuff for you, you just need to add the timer callback. Happy hacking!
>
> John
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Andreas Scherf
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