Re: [pygtk] Question about codegen.py

2003-03-05 Thread Gustavo J. A. M.
On Qua, 2003-03-05 at 02:45, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
 What is the purpose of the --register option to codgen/codegen.py? It
 _appears_ to be passed in all the various types from some the modules
 (as in the cases of atk and pango), but I cannot work out what it does
 to my own satisfaction.
 
 Can somebody explain it?

  It instructs the code generator to include an extra .defs file. The
.defs file usually contains type definitions only, but no functions or
methods.  It's just to allow you to use those types in your main .defs
file.  It's the #include foo.h equivalent of codegen.

 
 Malcolm
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[pygtk] Question about codegen.py

2003-03-04 Thread Malcolm Tredinnick

What is the purpose of the --register option to codgen/codegen.py? It
_appears_ to be passed in all the various types from some the modules
(as in the cases of atk and pango), but I cannot work out what it does
to my own satisfaction.

Can somebody explain it?

Malcolm

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