I am using
- cmake + pkg-config + mingw32 + vala + gtk+ win32 pre-built binaries +
eclipse + cdt as development environment
- cmake + nsis for packaging
All these tasks are done in Ubuntu.
- cmake can be installed with apt-get (powerful make file generator).
- mingw32 cross toolch
;
with
public int e;
Everything just fine.
Derek Dai
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{
VALUE1,
VALUE2
}
public class MyObj
{
public *int* e;
}
}
Derek Dai
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Derek Dai wrote:
> I try to use valac (0.12, 0.14, 0.16) to generate .gir. I found that if my
> vala code look like below
>
> n
Hi,
In Vala, if I allocate resource in static construct block, where can I free
it? Thanks.
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I tried the syntax too. The same issue.
But it's OK with class construct/destruct.
class MyClass : Object
{
static string message = null;
class construct
{
message = "Bla";
}
class ~MyClass()
{
message = null;
}
}
Derek Dai
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Hi,
I post a example about how to implement a GLib.Type.Module based plugin,
which also shows how to use static construct/destruct. Feel free to modify.
https://live.gnome.org/Vala/TypeModuleSample
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s" in instance method, how can I do it? Thanks!
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Thanks Dionisi, but typeof(TypeName) only return a fixed type id, but class
or type id get from an instance vary.
For example
void print_type_id(Object o)
{
message("%s, %p", o.get_type().name(), o.get_class());
}
print_type_id(new Gtk.Button());
print_type_id(new Gtk.Box());
Dere
valac --ccode --use-header --header test.h test.vala
valac -o test test.vala
** Message: test.vala:25: Point(0x8055600)[name=p1,x=1000,y=500]
** Message: test.vala:25: Point(0x8055620)[name=p1,x=1000,y=500]
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You have to set environment variable PKG_CONFIG_PATH to point to where .pc
files resides. Then tell valac what packages you want to use with --pkg=.
eg.
valac Gtk-01 Gtk-01.vala --pkg=gtk+-2.0
Derek Dai
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See GtkCssProvider.
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> or,
lor.free(), eg.
ClutterColor * tmp5;
tmp5 = * bg;
clutter_color_free(& tmp5);
This causes glibc dumpping and aborting our process. I also tried free with
delete keyword, but with no luck, the generated C code simple free with
g_free()
g_free(bg);
Derek Dai
On Fri, Sep 14, 2012
.
If we declare bg as a ClutterColor pointer
Clutter.Color * bg;
Clutter.Actor actor = new Clutter.Rectangle();
actor.get("background-color", out bg);
message("%d, %d, %d, %d", bg->red, bg->green, bg->blue, bg->alpha);
$ valac -o test test.vala --pkg=clutter-1.0 && ./
("Main"); });
foo.func();
return 0;
}
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