Re: [Vala] GLib.List
- From: Jan Spurný <JSpurny seznam cz>
- To: vala-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Vala] GLib.List
- Date: Wed, 18 May 2011 14:25:15 +0200 (CEST)
Hi,
2011/5/17 Abderrahim KITOUNI <a kitouni gmail com>:
I'm writing a new library in vala, and that library uses our old library which is written in c. Until now
I was able to write VAPI files for everything in the old library, but now I stumbled on a big problem -
some functions in the old library returns GLib.List with some dynamicaly allocated structs ("Compact
class in vala terminology) as data members. Something like this:
[...]
But now I'm trying to use the result of "old_lib_make_x_list" in vala and there it all fails.
The VAPI file looks something like this:
[...]
Now I have probably two, equaly wrong possibilities. Either let vala manage things (it can't of course..):
Another possibility is to let vala actually manage things ;-)
Did you have any problem with the following? it should be the first
thing you try (and is likely the correct thing):
[CCode (cheader_filename = "oldlib.h")]
public static GLib.List<X> old_lib_make_x_list();
Thanks for your reply, but unfortunately, it really WAS the first thing I did
- but because X is not reference counted, it resulted in errors like this:
oldlib.vapi:61.33-61.36: error: duplicating X instance, use unowned variable or explicitly invoke copy method
public static GLib.List<X> old_lib_make_x_list();
^
And I don't really want to copy the "X" structure, because it's rather large
and there are a lot of them..
Maybe I don't see something obvious, I'm still not fully comfortable in vala
and I may have missed something..
But anyway, thanks.
Regards,
Jan Spurny
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