Re: Warning when making toolbars

[Raymond Wan <rwan cs mu oz au>]

On 21 Mar 2001, Havoc Pennington wrote:
> Raymond Wan <rwan cs mu oz au> writes: 
> > 	I have found out that I can get rid of this warning if I do a
> > gtk_widget_show_all to my main window just before this call. Even though
> > the examples I've seen do this, is there another way for me to create a
> > window, with its toolbars, and then display it to the user after
> > everything has been created? 
> Use gdk_pixmap_colormap_create_from_xpm_d() and get the colormap 
> from gtk_widget_get_colormap(window).

Hi Havoc,

	Your solution worked!  [As did Jeff's which made the window
realized!].

	However, as I played around with it more, I realized that the
first argument to gdk_pixmap_colormap_create_from_xpm_d() and
gdk_pixmap_create_from_xpm_d () could have been one of many variables as
long as it was ___ -> window .

	Well, to be precise, I use my toolbar-creating function
in more than one window of my program.  Each window has its own toolbar.
I've noticed that as long as I add the icon to the correct toolbar using
gtk_toolbar_append_item (), I can put any of the following as the first
argument to gdk_pixmap_create_from_xpm_d ():

	main_window -> window
	main_window -> left_vbox -> window

	even if this toolbar isn't going inside either of these containers
but in some child window of main_window...  I'm not getting any warnings
or error messages...am I doing something wrong?  What should the first
argument of these two functions be?

	Quite strange [to me :) ] why it needs an argument here when it's
up to another function to actually place the icon in a toolbar (which in
turn will be placed in a widget). 

	Thank you!

Ray