On Thu, 2012-10-11 at 20:05 +0200, Eike Rathke wrote:
It shouldn't be used in the real code - we should integrate with the
glib mainloop that is plugged into VCL :-)
AFAIK we do that for real code (if things didn't change).
Ho hum - ideally we should have everything nicely asynchronous and just
return to the VCL mainloop; but - I imagine the existing code structure
can make that hard.
The problem is a careless use of an iteration; if we ran the mainloop
until an asynchronous callback quit it - that would be -much- less of a
problem :-)
And we do that :-)
Nice :-)
And we don't do it ;-)
while (!pImpl->mbAccountManagerReadyHandlerInvoked)
g_main_context_iteration( NULL, TRUE);
Good; that looks safe enough :-) I forgot you'd cleaned all of that up.
Thanks !
Michael.
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