Re: GtkLabel question

[Lucas Di Pentima <lucas lunix com ar>]

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Havoc Pennington wrote:

|>How is the best solution to this? GtkLabel doesn't provide a function to
|>access directly to the pointer to free() it, and I don't think accessing
|>directly to the structure is a good idea.
| GTK never "adopts" a string you pass in; it makes a copy. You can
| free your string as soon as you've passed it in.

It's weird, memprof tells me that there's a memory leak when I do some
thing like:

- ------------------------------------------------------------
GtkLabel *label;
gint i;
...
gtk_label_set_text(label, g_strdup_printf("%d", i));
- ------------------------------------------------------------

If gtk_label_set_text() copies the string, isn't the string generated
with g_strdup_printf() freed automatically?

Regards,
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