On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 08:51:17 +0000, John - wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am doing some test with GStreamer and Vala.
>
> In other program language, i usually use Gst.Pad.add_buffer_probe method but
> in Vala i don't know how to use it.
>
> I try to do :
>
> Pad.add_buffer_probe.connect(test_buffer());
That is syntax for signals. This is not a signal, but a method taking
a callback.
> And also i try :
>
> Pad.add_buffer_probe(test_buffer());
It wants a callback, so you must pass a function, not result of one. So
something like
Pad.add_buffer_probe(this.test_buffer);
or, if it's a method of different object, it might be
Pad.add_buffer_probe(instance.test_buffer);
Where the test_buffer method must be declared to match the
BufferProbeCallback, so like
bool test_buffer (Gst.Pad pad, Gst.Buffer buffer) { ... }
Doing it as instance method is recommended -- the instance is what is passed
via the user_data you normally have in C.
Most recent vala also supports closures, so you could than also use
Pad.add_buffer_probe((pad, buffer) => boolean-expression);
or
Pad.add_buffer_probe((pad, buffer) => { test-code; return result; });
The syntax is supported for long time already, but only since valac 0.7.6 you
can refer to variables of enclosing scope there and you may still encounter
some problems with that in 0.7.6. Jürg already talked about releasing 0.7.7
yesterday, so it should be in a day or two. Closures should be well usable
there.
--
Jan 'Bulb' Hudec <b...@ucw.cz>
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