- Implement GtkFileChooserDialog
But then I reliazed that it implemented GtkFileChooser interface so I had
to:
- Put in support for interfaces and access to object's interface
implementations.
The rest was easy:
- Register stock item constants (Gtk::STOCK_OK, etc)
top.
- Allow specification of function entry flags via overrides.
- Allow more than one constructor per class. The first constructor in
the .defs file will be considered the 'default' one and will be
generated or overriden as __construct. The rest become static methods
and are named the same as the C function without the class name at the
beginning, i.e. gtk_button_new_with_mnemonic become new_with_mnemonic.
file. If -f is not specified, the output goes to stdout.
* Move object sorting code into defs parser.
* Implement enum/flags registration. They now live inside top-level
classes, e.g. Gtk::, Atk::, etc.
GTK/GDK defs are in and parsing works. So does object registration, but
that's about it for now. If this compiles for you, you can do
var_dump(get_declared_classes()) and see all the Gtk classes there.
with either old or new PHP build system. It also updates copyright years
and fixes loading of rc files by test/gtk.php.
Extension writers should take notice of the changes in the build system.
descendants. Made it use typed enums only when generating ext/gtk+, enums
in other extensions are handled as simple integers. Added -c option to
generator that allows specifying what class the non-method functions should
go into (this allows merging some of them into a defined class). And a few
optimizations of course.
- Changed GtkWidget::state() method to GtkWidget->state property.
- Removed GtkWidget::get_allocation(), it is redundant with GtkWidget->allocation
property present.
- Implemented support for struct based classes (GdkRectable, GtkAllocation,
GtkRequisition, etc).
0.1 is on the horizon.
system and is necessary in order to keep adding support for GtkObject
based extensions such as GtkHtml, Bonobo, GtkScintilla and others.
The only currently implemented extensions are Gtk+ and libglade. Each
extension (except for Gtk+, obviously) can be enabled or disabled
from the 'configure' command-line.
The new build process for CVS versions of PHP-GTK is such:
./buildconf
./configure
make
Andrei Zmievski