On 01/23/12 05:14, Artur Skawina wrote:
> On 01/23/12 03:17, bearophile wrote:
>> This line of code seems an example for people that like named arguments in D:
>> gtk.init(null,null);
>
> This has nothing to do with named arguments, it's gtk wanting to parse
> and modify the C argv[], which i didn't want to rebuild in these examples.
> /* void gtk_init(/*inout*/ int* argc, /*inout*/ char*** argv=null);*/
>
> A function which handles the argv conversion both ways would be a good
> idea. On the list. Thanks.
Done.
--- a/example_gtk2.d
+++ b/example_gtk2.d
int main(string argv[]) {
- gtk.init(null,null);
+ argv = gtk.init(argv);
Not only looks much better, now you can set the programs class and
name/resource, turn off/on the GTK builtin debugging etc.
And even some camelCase got in. :) (for the D-specific additions, not
the 1:1 mapped GTK API)
artur
