Re: [gedit-list] Minimal C plugin example

[Adam Dingle <adam medovina org>]

Kip,

I'd look at the plugins included in the source tree for gedit itself, as well as the sources for the gedit-plugins collection.  Some of these plugins are pretty small - gedit-sort-plugin.c in gedit is about 600 lines, and gedit-word-completion-plugin.c in gedit-plugins is about 400 lines.  They are also guaranteed to be up to date, since they come with gedit.  You could clone these from git, or just look at the source code directly via git.gnome.org:

https://git.gnome.org/browse/gedit/tree/plugins

https://git.gnome.org/browse/gedit-plugins/tree/plugins

adam

On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 4:47 PM, Kip Warner <kip thevertigo com> wrote:

Hey list, I've looked over the wiki as best I can and also looked through some of the headers included with my distro's gedit-dev package. I found lots of Python code, in addition to several C plugins, but the latter all appear to be using older deprecated APIs and the code is difficult to discern what is actually the "minimal" for any plugin and that which is context specific for the aim of that plugin. I was wondering if anyone could point me to a modern C minimal plugin example, such as a hello world, that uses the most recent GEdit plugin API that we are expected to use? Respectfully,

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