Thanks Peter for the reply! To reproduce the problem on your e-text reader in newlisp I had: 1) Commented the lines # LEONARDO (GTK:gtkp "gtk_text_view_set_editable" entry 0) # LEONARDO (GTK:gtkp "gtk_text_view_set_cursor_visible" entry 0) 2) Added the line # ADD LEONARDO (GTK:gtkp "gtk_server_connect" entry "focus-out-event Trial") To reproduce the problem you can: 1) Place the focus in the textview (I also wrote some text) 2) Try to load a file I think the problem is in the blinking cursor..... so if it's not visible the issue doesn't show up. I have only one GTK version on my computer and the gtk_check_version say: Gtk+ version too new (major mismatch) I really don't know what's happening. I have Gtk 2.6.7 and I verified this version number with the Gtk Demo application. I have checked my path and in my harddisk I have found only one libgtk-win32-2.0-0.dll. I will try on linux and let you know the results. Thanks again and compliments for your e-text application. Leonardo -----Messaggio originale----- Da: gtk-server-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:gtk-server-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Per conto di Peter van Eerten Inviato: sabato 12 novembre 2005 11.58 A: gtk-server@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Oggetto: [gtk-server] Re: GtkTextView and focus-out-event Hi Leonardo, Unfortunately I cannot reproduce your problem. The system I use is Win2000, GTK- server 2.0.5 and GTK 2.6.8-1. In my e-text reader, which I programmed with newLisp, I can connect the 'focus- out-event' signal to the TextView widget without any warnings. My code looks like this: (GTK:gtkp "gtk_server_connect" entry "focus-out-event Trial") The variable 'entry' contains the pointer to the TextView widget. It is the last line in my TextView definitions. The logfile shows: .... SCRIPT: gtk_settings_get_default SERVER: 15617320 SCRIPT: gtk_widget_set_name 15696056 textview SERVER: ok SCRIPT: gtk_server_connect 15696056 focus-out-event Trial SERVER: ok SCRIPT: gtk_frame_new NULL SERVER: 15779744 .... The bug-report you mention concerns GTK 2.0.x, so I assume it is not valid for your GTK 2.6.x. So it appears you suffer from a GTK 2.0.x problem. You can check your current GTK version with the command "gtk_check_version". Please make sure you have only one GTK installation on your machine, and that you have the correct GTK DLL's in your path. If this is the case, maybe you could try to upgrade to the latest GTK environment, which is downloadable from http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/. If all this does not work out, you could try to perform a 'grabfocus' command on the TextView first. Also you could try to use my e-text viewer with newLisp and add the same signal, to see if the problem occurs again. The GTK-server currently connects additional signals with the 'g_signal_connect' command. So connecting additional signals with the 'g_signal_connect_after' command cannot be performed (yet). Please let me the outcome of this problem. Best regards Peter Citeren Leonardo Cecchi <leonardoce@xxxxxxxxxxxx>: > Hi, > > I'm trying to connect to "focus-out-event" on a textview but I obtain an > assertion error and the program exit with an error status. > The assertion error looks like this: > > Assertion failed: (GTK_WIDGET_HAS_FOCUS (text_view)) on gtktextview.c in > line 4482 > > I found an issue on GtkEntry that is really similiar: > > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=78305 > > I think the problem is that I should connect to focus-out-event with > g_signal_connect_after instead of g_signal_connect. > I'm using a code like this: > > (send-gtk "gtk_server_connect " textview " focus-out-event \"Trial\"") > > Where I'm wrong? I'm probably using gtk_server_connect in a wrong manner... > I'm working with Clisp 2.35, GtkServer 2.0 build 5, Gtk 2.6.7, Windows XP > Sp2. > > Thanks and excuse me for my bad english. > > Leonardo > > > > > -- http://www.gtk-server.org