Re: managing app windows



return TRUE on delete_event signal callback function if you dont want teh
window to be destroyed using window manager decorations.. but something like an
explicit kill (think e's anahilate function might kill it) but a regular
destory wont.

Maher

On Fri, 31 Aug 2001 12:22:00 +0000, Jim Edwards said:

> Hi,
>  
>  I have several questions that I know someone is going to tell me are
>  window manager issues, none the less, it seems like the app developer
>  should have some control over them.
>  
>  I have a toplevel dialog I do not want the user to destroy using window
>  decorations, they should however be able to iconize the widget. I found
>  a function
>  gtk_hide_on_destroy  that sounds like what I want - however it doesnīt
>  seem to do anything...
>  
>  If the user has iconized the window and then does something in the
>  application which refers to that window I would like to open it and
>  place it on top, anyone know how I can do this?  I have tried
>  experiments with several signals but apparently havenīt stumbled across
>  the right one(s) yet.
>  
>  Thanks,
>  Jim
>  
>  
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