Jakub Klawiter píše v Ne 29. 11. 2009 v 01:31 +0100: > Hello! > > Ok understand how it's working, thank you! > I don't understand why (compiler forces me to use different names i > like), but it's not a problem now. I'll understand it later (hope :D). >
(I assume you are still talking about method names.) It's because Vala compiler translates into GObject-based C. As there are no classes in C, there is a need for some sane translation of the name. So for MyClass#whatever_function there is my_class_whatever_function in the C translation. > same in case: > > int buf_size = 5; > uchar[] buf = new uchar[ buf_size ]; > > which is not working because vala is creating variable buf_size not > something like: buf__valauto__size > Actually, Vala (the latest version, I can't speak for anything before 0.7) uses buf_length1, which is IMHO perfectly reasonable. In case the naming bothers you, you can always propose some better naming convention. :) _______________________________________________ Vala-list mailing list Vala-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/vala-list
