Bonobo is Screwed

[Nat Friedman <nat nat org>]

Elliot Lee writes:
 > OK, not quite.
 > 
 > But basically, all the objects are using that broken new()/construct()
 > stuff, and the construct stuff is not even going to be usable to the C++
 > bindings (which are the only things that use it) because actual
 > functionality is being put in the new() methods and because the
 > construct() arguments don't match the new() arguments.
 > 
 > I started hacking it to use the gtk argument system, but I really don't
 > want to do the whole thing.

    Why does this matter exactly?  The _new() calls _construct() in
each of the objects, and exports _construct() to the world, as it is
useful for subclassing.

    The C++ bindings can just call _new() themselves.

Nat