There are at least two ways of declaring a function private in glib and
gtk+:
* The function name begins with an underscore (_).
* The function is declared in a file whose name ends with private.h.
The first set of names are excluded by h2def.py and never written to the
methods.defs files. The second set of names are included in the
methods.defs files, if the private.h files are input data to h2def.py.
I suggest that I change the
{glibmm|gtkmm}/tools/gen_scripts/*_generate_{enums|methods}.sh files to
exclude private.h files. It's easy with bash's extended pattern matching.
If private.h files are excluded, they ought to be excluded consistently
every time the .defs files are regenerated, to avoid some warnings from
gmmproc. That will of course be automatic, if those scripts are always
used. gmmproc warns for unnecessary _IGNORE directives, and what's
unnecessary depends on what's in the methods.defs file.
Kjell
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