Hi Everyone,
I found some strange errors related to closures.
The following code triggers it (tested with every vala version form
0.9.8 trough 0.11.2):
unowned Thread t;
void bugMe() {
string text = "bug me";
t = Thread.create(() => {
Thread.usleep((1000*1000) / 2);
Hi,
>My idea is to write a widget that extends GtkWebkit widget
>and uses embeds a blitzen
>query server only accessible for this webkit instance.
>I dont want to use it via HTTP,
>just want to hook the query signals of webkit to the
>query handler methods of >blitzen.
Blitzen works with GIOCha
Hi,
>I have noticed that widgets in Stk are using different reference counting rules
>than Gtk. So you have to explicitly define the variables as class fields, else
>all widgets gets destroyed.
Vala compiler always generate a g_object_unref() call just after widget
creation. That's why objects are
Hello,
2010/11/15 Samuel CUELLA :
>>I have noticed that widgets in Stk are using different reference counting
>>rules
>>than Gtk. So you have to explicitly define the variables as class fields, else
>>all widgets gets destroyed.
> Vala compiler always generate a g_object_unref() call just after w
Hello,
2010/11/15 Moritz Bitsch :
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I found some strange errors related to closures.
> The following code triggers it (tested with every vala version form
> 0.9.8 trough 0.11.2):
>[...]
> This short program prints "(null)" instead of "bug me".
> It seems to me that closures don't
On Mon, 2010-11-15 at 00:33 +0100, pancake wrote:
> This program compiles with no errors/warnings in vala-head and it should
> report an error because of missing 'return' in function:
Thanks for the report. This is now fixed in master.
Jürg
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