A. Pagaltzis wrote:
Note that you can’t always. In fact you don’t always know of these warnings at all. Some of them are not the application’s fault, they are the theme engine’s fault. They might even be gtk+’s own fault, in some edge cases. The application developer is really helpless to fix them in that case.
True.
Sometimes they happen because assertions are changed between versions of gtk+, and something that used to generate no warnings now does, or vice versa.
But I agree with Perry that it’s good that these warning there.
Well, I'm thinking of writing some Gnome/GTK software so perhaps I'll find out more about it through experience. I've not decided what language to write it in yet though. I need to refresh my C++ but I'd like to learn Python better... but my favourite application language (certainly the one I know best) is Java. Decisions decisions. Regards