On 7/25/07, bob majdak jr <bob@[...].org>  wrote:
>  Malk0 wrote:
>   > fact u should use hide_all() and show_all() most of the time to ensure
>   > all childs widget to get correctly repaint on the screen.
> 
>  No you do not.
> 
>  Why waste the CPU cycles recursively flying down the widget tree when all you need to do i
s hide the
>  container? hide() the container (window) and show() the container, children will still be 
there
>  unaffected. The very first time you create a window is really the only time you need show_
all() for
>  this kind of thing.
> 
>  - bob.

Hi bob,
I think your totally right, in theory at least. I don't precisely
rember but i had to use show_all() in order to get some widget to
correctly refresh in the past ( there's a chance that was with
phpGtk1).
So i think that the best would be to try show/hide first and use
show_all() only when show isn't sufficient. Thanks to point this out.

regards,
nathan

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