On 24.09.2013 01:13, Terence Ferraro wrote:
use Gtk3 -init;
require String::Approx; String::Approx->import qw(amatch);
my $foo = String::Approx::amatch("foobar", ["3 i"], "foobor");
my $store = Gtk3::ListStore->new(qw/Glib::String/);
$store->insert_with_values(0,0,'0');
$store->insert_with_values(1,0,'1');
Produces this:
"Could at testgtk.pl <http://testgtk.pl> line 5."
I've seen this behavior before with XML::Parser. I "fixed" it back then as described here: <https://github.com/chorny/XML-Parser/pull/4>. But later I realized that it is actually a problem in nearly all of gtk-perl. We use the C macro PL_na incorrectly, and whenever a third-party XS module uses PL_na in a specific way, we break. Unfortunately, I forgot about this until you brought it up. It's now fixed with two commits to Glib and G:O:I. But we should really go through all of gtk-perl and make similar changes. (GNOME's SSH access to Git seems to be broken right now, so I'm attaching the patches.) Can you verify that this fixes your problem, too?
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