Hi, everyone.
Do any have BDB example of Libgda?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for the example. I work well in linux, but doing so in Windos runs
but does not detect ca, bios on the board. FileMonitor there any alternative
or is not supported on Windows?
2011/12/25 Damián Nohales
> An example is attached.
> I hope you help!
>
> El 25/12/11 14:15, Edwin DLCA escribió
An example is attached.
I hope you help!
El 25/12/11 14:15, Edwin DLCA escribió:
> Someone can help me with some examples of FileMonitor, NEED monitor a folder
> if some file is created or deleted, thanks for your help.
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Someone can help me with some examples of FileMonitor, NEED monitor a folder
if some file is created or deleted, thanks for your help.
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Thanks, it's at least less clumsy.
2011/12/25 Luca Bruno :
> On Sun, Dec 25, 2011 at 10:37 AM, Artem Tarasov
> wrote:
>>
>> Is there a better solution? Maybe another CCode option should be
>> added, like "generate_typedef" or something, which value of false
>> would mean to expand the type everyw
On Sun, Dec 25, 2011 at 10:37 AM, Artem Tarasov
wrote:
> Is there a better solution? Maybe another CCode option should be
> added, like "generate_typedef" or something, which value of false
> would mean to expand the type everywhere (into "return-type
> (*variable-name) (param-types)")?
>
No bett
Consider the following three files:
a.h:
typedef struct { void (*foo)(void); } bar;
a.vapi:
[CCode (has_target=false)]
public delegate void Func();
[CCode (cheader_filename="a.h", cname="bar")]
public struct Bar { Func foo; }
a.vala:
void main() {
Bar b = { () => {} };
b.foo();
}
Now I
