Re: Where is g_type_init()?

["Daniel Espinosa" <esodan gmail com>]

When you create a program in GTK and follow the roules, you'll need to
init the GTK+, in the main function, using gtk_init, then make some
stuff to create your main window and then call gtk_run to manage the
events on button or other widgets you have in that window or others.

When you call gtk_init, you implicity call g_type_init; and you don't need to call it again in other part of your program.

2006/3/25, Paul Davis < paul linuxaudiosystems com>:

On Sun, 2006-03-26 at 02:28 +0000, DC A wrote:
> I'm trying to learn gtk+. And I have a question:
>
> According to api quote "Before using any GType or GObject functions,
> g_type_init() must be called to initialize the type system."
>
> So when I create GtkButton with g_object_new, where is this g_type_init()
> get called?

gtk_init (argc, argv);


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