Re: [Vala] default value is less accessible than method
> On Tuesday, 10 October 2017, 20:11:15 BST, Ondrej Tuma
> wrote:
> I have simple code (in attachment), when I try to compile, i got error:
> GLib.Object.vala:15.39-15.52:
> error: default value is less accessible than method `Node.add'
> public Node add (uint direction = Direction.AUTO) {
^^
> Compilation failed: 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
> What's wrong?
You want:
public enum Direction { LEFT, RIGHT, AUTO}
instead of:
enum Direction { LEFT, RIGHT, AUTO}
Without an explicit access modifier the default is 'internal'.
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[Vala] default value is less accessible than method
Hi there,
I have simple code (in attachment), when I try to compile, i got error:
GLib.Object.vala:15.39-15.52:
error: default value is less accessible than method `Node.add'
public Node add (uint direction = Direction.AUTO) {
^^
Compilation failed: 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
What's wrong?
PS:
I test this code on Debian tesing (valac 0.36.5-1)
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enum Direction {
LEFT,
RIGHT,
AUTO
}
public class Node : GLib.Object {
public uint direction;
private Node (uint direction = Direction.AUTO) {
this.direction = direction;
}
public Node add (uint direction = Direction.AUTO) {
var child = new Node (direction);
return child;
}
}
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[Vala] notify for synthetic properties?
Hey people,
Say you have a GObject with a synthetic property, the value of which
depends on some other value, e.g.:
public string value {
get { return entry.get_text(); }
set { entry.set_text(value); }
}
private Gtk.Entry entry;
You want to want to get notifies when the synthetic property changes,
which is obviously dependent on the value being used.
So you can manually add handlers for the dependent value and call
notify_property("value") when it changes, or you can use GObject
bindings. But both of these suck since they add code cruft that is off
somewhere far away from the declarations, and that makes it hard to
maintain and understand what is going with the values.
Is there a nicer way to do this in vala?
//Mike
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