Re: Bug in CellRenderText?
- From: muppet <scott asofyet org>
- To: gtk-perl-list gnome org (gtk-perl list)
- Subject: Re: Bug in CellRenderText?
- Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 10:48:48 -0400
On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 09:15 AM, Ross McFarland wrote:
Matthias Bläsing said:
NULL pointer made it into gperl_new_boxed at ./gallery.pl line 209.
verified that this is true and that it's not his fault. there's a
croak around
line 295 of GBoxed.xs.
this is the type system messing with us again.
basically, both gperl_new_boxed and gperl_new_object object very
strongly to having NULL passed into them in order to catch places where
we need to allow NULL explicitly with the _ornull variants. in general
it is NOT correct to allow NULL/undef for various object types, hence
this strict checking.
of course, in the real world things are not so nice. get_property and
set_property do not offer metadata about whether NULL is a valid value.
so, we will indeed have to turn off the croaks on these functions in
the stable code... but the warnings need to stay behind an ifdef so we
can spot stuff in development. however, don't put them behind NOISY
--- use something like STRICT_NULL. NOISY turns on *tons* of debugging
prints that will swamp out the one or two messages about NULL pointers
getting into the wrapper functions. at one point, i even wrote a log
analyzer that parses the output of the NOISY messages and checks for
memory leaks, out-of-order destruction, etc.
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