On 16/12/2014 12:01, Luca Bruno wrote:
.multiply() is a method of Mmatrix. Therefore you call multiply on an
instance of Matrix which is the one that will get modified.
Ah, thanks Luca.
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On 16/12/2014 10:58, Donn wrote:
> Hi,
> Not sure if I've found a bug or am simply thick. I'm going with the
> latter :D
>
> At: https://git.gnome.org/browse/vala/plain/vapi/cairo.vapi
> Down near the end, under the public struct Matrix, look for:
>
> public void multiply (Matrix a, Matrix b);
>
>
Hi,
Not sure if I've found a bug or am simply thick. I'm going with the
latter :D
At: https://git.gnome.org/browse/vala/plain/vapi/cairo.vapi
Down near the end, under the public struct Matrix, look for:
public void multiply (Matrix a, Matrix b);
In the Cairo C docs, it looks like this:
void cai
On 16/12/2014 10:52, Nicolas CARRIER wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to bind a C function which has the following prototype:
>
> int sos_addresses_to_string(const struct sos_address *addresses,
> char ***string_addresses, int nb);
>
> It's job is to convert an array of addresses, into an arr
Hello,
I'm trying to bind a C function which has the following prototype:
int sos_addresses_to_string(const struct sos_address *addresses,
char ***string_addresses, int nb);
It's job is to convert an array of addresses, into an array of their string
representation. So both the
