ps://github.com/freebsd/pkg/blob/1.9.4/libpkg/pkg.h.in#L1501
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ossible to add an annotation to allow for passing a
> non-SimpleType struct as a value. I don't spend much time in the
> compiler, but I believe a small change to
> valaccodemethodcallmodule.vala would do the trick.
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unowned.
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> What I want is to do it in a way it's everything handled in the
> constructor with no static method, but don't find how to do it.
>
> What I really want to do is:
>
> Rados.Flags flags=0;
> Rados.ClusterClient cluster = Rados.ClusterC
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1) You can't use `override` for methods in interfaces, only for overriding
base classes.
2) The contents of `foo` are not in scope for `bar`, only they inherited
members because they are now part of `bar`. So `Type` in `bar` is
`GLib.Type` not `foo.Type`.
public interface foo
{
public enum Ty
e (cname = "struct sp_port", has_type_id = "false")]
> > public class Port {
> > [CCode (cname = "sp_get_port_by_name", has_type_id = "false")]
> > static Return get_port_by_name(string name, out
nt even complete
> the vala compile, ccode or vapi changes affect the GBoxedCopyFunc,
> GDestroyNotify and const gchar* stdout who are added
> to the test function in c, Or is is the send char static function that is
> not correct?
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> greets,
> Steven
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t; file?
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> I tried with array_length_pos, but seems to not work in this case.
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lti-dimensional arrays), so binding them is nigh impossible without extra
C code.
> Also did you link this page from some other wiki pages? Which ones?
>
I put a link in the Vala/UpstreamGuide#Writing_By_Hand and Vala/Bindings,
next to the Upstream G
After some discussion with nemequ, I've put together some documentation
about writing bindings for non-GLib C code.
http://wiki.gnome.org/Vala/LegacyBindings
I'm sure there are many other situations that need to be covered, or
alternatives to the ones proposed; please expand or let me know and I'
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