{
if ( m_dialog )
{
- // We need to delete the C++ dialog object here but we shouldn't delete
- // its widget which is used by our GtkFileChooserButton and will be
- // deleted by it when it is itself destroyed in our base class dtor. So
- // take the widget ownership away from the dialog to avoid GTK+ errors
- // that would happen if GtkFileChooserButton tried to access the
- // already destroyed dialog widget.
- g_object_unref(m_dialog->m_widget);
- m_dialog->m_widget = NULL;
+ // when m_dialog is deleted, it will destroy the widget it is sharing
+ // with GtkFileChooserButton, which results in a bunch of Gtk-CRITICAL
+ // errors from GtkFileChooserButton. To avoid this, call gtk_widget_destroy()
+ // on GtkFileChooserButton first (our base dtor will do it again, but
+ // that does no harm). m_dialog holds a reference to the shared widget,
+ // so it won't go away until m_dialog base dtor unrefs it.
+ gtk_widget_destroy(m_widget);
delete m_dialog;
}
}
wxDirButton::~wxDirButton()
{
- delete m_dialog;
+ if (m_dialog)
+ {
+ // see ~wxFileButton() comment
+ gtk_widget_destroy(m_widget);
+ delete m_dialog;
+ }
}
void wxDirButton::GTKUpdatePath(const char *gtkpath)