Re: Issue with Glib 1.260 in Windows 7

["Martin Schlemmer" <Martin Schlemmer nwu ac za>]

> > > On 2012/06/16 at 06:14 AM, Emmanuel Rodriguez <emmanuel rodriguez gmail com>
wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 5:13 PM, Martin Schlemmer
> <Martin Schlemmer nwu ac za> wrote:
> > Might have spoken too soon, or different issue. I get the following 
> backtrace only with 1.260 and not 1.240.
> > To reproduce I simply used the latest Git versions of Glib::Soup and 
> Gtk2::WebKit, and did:
> > ----------------------------
> >    $view = Gtk2::WebKit::WebView->new;
> >    $session = Gtk2::WebKit->get_default_session;
> > ----------------------------
>
> Glib::Soup should not be used. This was my attempt at building
> bindings by hand until Glib::Object::Introspection was announced.
> The modules HTTP::Soup and HTTP::Soup::Gnome are the way to go.
> There's a reason why Glib::Soup is not in CPAN. The module is incomplete.
>
> I would suggest that programs using Glib::Soup get migrated to
> HTTP::Soup and programs using Gtk2::WebKit migrate to load WebKit's
> bindings through Glib's introspection either through Gtk3::WebKit or
> Glib::Object::Introspection.
>
> Even if you use Gtk2, you can still use Gtk3::WebKit. Simply load the
> module with:

Thanks. G-O-I was a pain on win32 up to now, but I looked around again and found Dieter's patches
for it and MinGW, so I will try again to build it.


Regards,
Martin



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