Re: How to wrap a signal by hand?

[Vlad Volodin <vest 84 gmail com>]

Hello, Krzesimir Nowak

Why don't you simple wrap it into the function with the same
prototype, as declared in documentation, and later create the object
Glib::ustring with your content and pass it as a variable to
Gnome::Vte::Terminal(...)

Regards,
Vlad Volodin

2009/5/11 Krzesimir Nowak <qdlacz gmail com>:
> Hi,
>
> mostly to wrap signal I just used _WRAP_SIGNAL. But now it's a different
> case.
>
> I have a signal, which's handler prototype looks like this:
>
> void commit(VteTerminal* terminal, gchar* str, guint length);
>
> I wanted to wrap it into something like that:
>
> void Gnome::Vte::Terminal(const Glib::ustring& str);
> (or maybe std::string).
>
> so I have one parameter instead of two. I know, that 'str' is a classic
> null terminated string, so 'length' parameter could be omitted.
> Any tips on how could it be done? Or maybe this was already done
> somewhere in gtkmm, so I could read it and learn?
>
> Thanks,
> Krzesimir Nowak
>
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