I've finally generated all the .vapi files I needed. The error was in the
call to vapigen itself. The library was uninstalled, so I had to tell
vapigen where to look for the uninstalled .gir files. I didn't know I could
use the "--girdir" option multiple times, and that's exactly what I needed.
Th
> August,
> I just didn't know that. Reading the documentation and looking at an
> official gnome project (GDA, that does the same thing I was trying to do) I
> though it was the only way to bind C to Vala. And the other developers I
> mentioned are using Vala by the first time, too.
>
> If I
Abderrahim,
I did. In fact I needed to, in order to generate the Sql-0.1.gir and the
subsequent .girs'.
I noted that the name the error gives to the package is not the same I
gave it when exporting it. I called it gvn-0.1 and the error talks about
Gvn-0.1, which is not a correct package name.
في ث، 27-03-2012 عند 17:05 +0200 ، كتب Alejandro T Colombini Gómez:
> August,
> I just didn't know that. Reading the documentation and looking at an
> official gnome project (GDA, that does the same thing I was trying to do) I
> though it was the only way to bind C to Vala. And the other develope
Alejandro,
Is there a reason to create a .vapi file? Couldn't your vala developers just
use the .gir file? AFAIK, that is the preferred method for binding to vala if
you are already writing gobject libs.
-august.
> Hi, vala-list.
> Before anything else, I have to say I'm new to Vala and a
August,
I just didn't know that. Reading the documentation and looking at an
official gnome project (GDA, that does the same thing I was trying to do) I
though it was the only way to bind C to Vala. And the other developers I
mentioned are using Vala by the first time, too.
If I can do this th
Hi, vala-list.
Before anything else, I have to say I'm new to Vala and also to
vapigen usage. I've been working on a library which uses GObject and GTK
+ and is written in C, now other developers are going to use this
library to write an application, but they will do it using Vala, so I'm
curre