GTK2 example

Someone got a simple test program for the GTK2 glue? I'd like to test
that it really works on Windows.

Not all that simple, but <http://mc.pp.se/gkdrill.pike> is a GTK2
program.  You could also try running install.pike in interactive
mode.

Thank you. Your program failed on the assumption that
/usr/share/edict/kanjidic exists. Haven't investigated further.

The installer starts and shows a window, but it doesn't work very
well. Not that strange really. At least it shows that GTK2 basically
works.

I noticed however that the GTK2 glue leaks, and that's not Windows
specific. Just starting the interactive installer and pressing Cancel
in the first window produces this leak list:

  Object at 0xf82570 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:3099)
  Object at 0xf825d0 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:3962)
  Object at 0xf825a0 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:5358)
  Object at 0xf82540 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:2496)
  Object at 0xf82510 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:3875)
  Object at 0xf824e0 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:5287)
  Object at 0xf824b0 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:3962)
  Object at 0xf82480 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:3841)
  Object at 0xf82450 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:2139)
  Object at 0xf82420 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:2139)
  Object at 0xf823f0 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:5358)
  Object at 0xf823c0 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:4650)
  Object at 0xf82390 got 2 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:7248)
  Object at 0xf82360 got 2 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:7248)
  Object at 0xf82330 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:5358)
  Object at 0xf82300 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:5358)
  Object at 0xf822d0 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:2139)
  Object at 0xf822a0 got 1 unaccounted refs (and 0 accounted): 0 (destructed)
    Program for destructed object: program(pgtk.c:2139)

They're all destructed, but still referenced. Perhaps it's only a
matter of adding proper DO_PIKE_CLEANUP code in the module exit code.

I don't intend to dig into this; someone more familiar with the GTK2
stuff is welcome to do that. To get leak reports at exit, configure
pike with --with-cleanup-on-exit.

You can download kanjidic from this URL:
<ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/culture/japan/mirrors/monash/pub/nihongo/kanjidic.gz>
(gunzip after downloading.)