Re: [gtkmm] How waiting a form to be filled ?!

["Daniel J. Lauk" <Daniel Lauk Student FH-Reutlingen de>]

Hi.

If I understand you right, the task you want to accomplish, requires, that you
fill in one form. When it is closed, another one opens and so on, right? This
would be like a "wizard", that some programs (and almost all M$ crapware) come
with, or do I understand you wrong?

I'd suggest -- like you pointed at -- using the Gtk::Dialog::run() method. This
would require you to derive your forms from Gtk::Dialog though instead of Gtk::Window.
If this is no problem for you, I'd suggest a try.

Best wishes,

DJ

>Hello,
>I'm doing a sequential treatment (stage after stage),
>which requires displaying several windows.
>Ideally, I'm looking for a function waiting until a
>"hide()" is applied to the window (passed as
>parameter). Actualy, I'm using gtk_main(), but that is
>not done for, and that does not always work well. Is
>there another way to do that (a kind of function like
>the run() method of the dialog class) ?
>If not, I will have to dispatch my treatments into the
>"onclick()" method of my window classes (I mean
>"inherited from class window"). But this pointes out a
>new allocation problem: to display a window on my
>"onclick()" method, I have to create an instance of my
>window class, and then call on it the method show().
>But when must I disallocate my instance ??? This can't
>be done into the class...
>and moreover, gtk_manage does not work with
>gtk_window!
>I Hope someone could help me...
>Thanks in advance
>Cheers,