Gtk module (not) badly behaved (was: Acky Memory)

It is worth noting that two years later, this behaviour still persists. I tried Google et all to see whether there maybe was an explicit specification that this behaviour should be expected and came up empty handed. ~~(Of course, if anyone else can point me somewhere~~ I ~~will gladly~~ stand corrected.~~) It can be a show stopper..~~

Makeshifts last the longest.

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Re: Gtk module badly behaved (was: Acky Memory) by BrowserUk (Patriarch) on Oct 27, 2002 at 13:57 UTC
Gtk::Window docs say Windows which are told to manage() are not deleted until they are sent the destroy signal. . Tracing this through to Class Gtk::Object reveals a method `destroy()` which states This can be used to tell toplevel widgets that they should die if they are managed(). Nah! Your thinking of Simon Templar, originally played by Roger Moore and later by Ian Ogilvy	[reply] [d/l] [select]