On 2010.04.05, at 3:15 PM, Jonathan Wadelius wrote: > Hi, > > Another question that is probably more related to the Javascript syntax. I > have looked in the GIR file and figured out why my calls are not working, not > because the functions don't exist, but because they are not functions but > methods. I've not coded in Javascript before and do not know how to call a > method. Do I need a specific instance of an object to call it from?
Yes, you need an instance of an object to call methods on. > If I for example want to call the "save" method in the "EphySession" class, > how do I get the object from Epiphany? An EphyShell object has a .get_session() method which returns the associated EphySession. So... perhaps Epiphany.EphyShell.get_default().get_session() I don't know if this works (I'm not at a box with GNOME installed at the moment), but something similar should. > In "reopen-closed-tabs" the EphyWindow is passed to the function as an > argument. Any way to change that to an EphySession object? Nope (and as you can see above, not necessary). > Sorry for all the questions. Your answers are really helping! :-) > // > Jonathan > > > > mån 2010-04-05 klockan 11:56 -0400 skrev Tim Horton: >> >> On 2010.04.05, at 11:48 AM, Jonthan Wadelius wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I've been trying to figure this out today. In "reopen-closed-tabs" there is >>> a call to Epiphany.EphyShell.get_default(), and I concluded that it is the >>> same as "ephy_shell_get_default()" in "ephy-shell.c". However no other >>> functions that I have tried work. Is there any way to open the file that >>> is imported when I write "Epiphany = imports.gi.Epiphany"? Where is it >>> located? That way I could know what works and what does not. >>> >> >> >> You can look at the GIR... should be in /usr/share/gir-1.0/Epiphany-1.0.gir >> or something like that (I'm not totally sure of the path right now, but you >> get the picture). >> >> >> It's a bit verbose, but it's basically what Seed uses to generate the >> mappings. >> >> >> Alternatively, give me a function you want to call and I'll give you the >> mapping and try to give you an idea of how to figure it out yourself. >> >> >> --Tim >> >>> Thanks for the help! >>> Jonathan >>> >>> >>> sön 2010-04-04 klockan 13:40 -0500 skrev Diego Escalante Urrelo: >>>> >>>> Hi Jonthan >>>> >>>> El dom, 04-04-2010 a las 19:54 +0200, Jonthan Wadelius escribió: >>>> > Hi, >>>> > >>>> > Thanks for the quick reply! I've been looking at the two examples >>>> > "reopen-closed-tabs" and "close-multiple-tabs" but don't understand >>>> > yet how a function from the epiphany source is called from the seed >>>> > extension. If I for example would want to call "ephy_session_save" in >>>> > "ephy_session.c", how would I write the code? >>>> > >>>> >>>> You need to import Epiphany from the gobject introspection seed module, >>>> sort of like this: >>>> >>>> epiphany = imports.gi.Epiphany >>>> (from the top of my head, it might be epiphany, in minus) >>>> >>>> then you have access to all classes and functions, say >>>> epiphany.EphyWindow and the like. >>>> Check out this: >>>> http://devel.akbkhome.com/seed/index.shtml >>>> >>>> Those are auto generated documentation for all seed modules available, >>>> I'm not sure how recent Epiphany's docs are, but probably can give you >>>> an idea. >>>> Check also this about mapping of C names to seed ones, notice that it's >>>> also included in seed tarball: >>>> http://people.gnome.org/~racarr/seed/mapping/mapping.html >>>> >>>> Like Xan said, hopefully we will improve this for this cycle. I could >>>> tell you for example that calling some WebKit functions will crash you >>>> (those with wrong ownership), keep that in mind if you start getting >>>> weird crashes when using them :). Epiphany and GTK, and friends, should >>>> be ok though. >>>> >>>> Don't hesitate to ask! >>>> >>>> Diego >>>> >>> >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> epiphany-list mailing list >>> [email protected] >>> http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/epiphany-list >> >> >
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