Re: How can I use g_signal_connect() to pass a gponiter parameter
- From: Donny Viszneki <donny viszneki gmail com>
- To: Magnus Myrefors <tkv764x tninet se>
- Cc: frantishek <afabrikant gmail com>, gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: How can I use g_signal_connect() to pass a gponiter parameter
- Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 11:37:40 -0500
2009/2/4 Magnus Myrefors <tkv764x tninet se>:
> You seem to be printing out a pointer and not what the pointer is pointing
> to.
> If you want to print the whole string f.ex. "Radio1" you should try with
> another type,
> since gchar* just points to a gchar .
> You could use gchar radio1[] or const gchar *radio1 since these types
> are stored
> differently in memory than a gchar *.
Unfortunately this is not correct. gchar is an alias (on every
platform afaik) for the 'char' type. You can printf() a char* type.
Your problem is something else (others have already made good
suggestions.)
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