Re: GtkBindingSet etc

[muppet <scott asofyet org>]

On Jan 15, 2009, at 6:20 PM, Kevin Ryde wrote:

> (how to include added files in an "svn diff"?).

$ svn add newfile
$ svn diff

Voila.


>  It
> goes ok.  I think $bindingset->activate(keyval,modifiers,object) can  
> do
> the dispatch part of what I was pondering for object add-ons, but I'm
> now not certain if the rc stuff actually leaves me any more  
> configurable
> than before ... the priority mechanism seems geared towards widgets.
>
>
> <GtkBindings.xs>

If the priority enumeration is really just a set of markers in a  
continuous (well, for integers) number space, then we probably want  
traditional perl constants instead of enum strings.

Yes, gtk_binding_entry_clear() and gtk_binding_entry_remove() are  
different.  (I have never seen this stuff before, i am reading the gtk 
+ sources from svn.)  "clear" will leave an entry in place, but with  
no contents, by destroying what's already there and creating a new  
one.  "remove" will destroy the entry and leave nothing in its place.   
"clear" is deprecated, so not binding it is probably best.

The varargs add_signal is not language binding friendly, so i think  
you've done best using add_signall.


> <GtkBindings.t>

You have noinit => 1 in the args for TestHelper, followed immediately  
by "use Gtk2 -init".  This means the test will fail if you run with  
DISPLAY unset (the typical case for automated builds and packaging  
systems).  I don't think you want to do that.  TestHelper brings in  
Gtk2 for you, and will init automatically (with a SKIP in case of  
failure) unless you tell it noinit.


> <binding-set-1.diff>


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