On Wed, 2005-08-24 at 19:34 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On 8/24/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 8/24/05, Not Zed <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > Duh, of course. You can't just 'run it once'. It has to keep running. > > > i.e. all your code has to run *under* that stack point, or if not, that > > > stack point has to keep running whilst you run things in other threads. > > > > > I guess I need much more reading on Glib ;-). I've tried to put the > > get_all_appointment call inside the idle callback (which meas it will > > be called after the bonobo_main call) but it still prints the message, > > I guess I need to read on some "Hello World" tutorial on GLib. > > > > Well after some reading I must confess I'm still a little bit lost. > According to what I've figured out, this should work: > > > #include <stdio.h> > #include <unistd.h> > #include <libebook/e-book.h> > #include <libebook/e-contact.h> > #include <libecal/e-cal.h> > #include <libecal/e-cal-time-util.h> > #include <libbonobo-2.0/libbonobo.h> > > > gboolean end_program=FALSE; > > ECal* open_calendar() { > ECal* cal; > GError* error = 0; > cal = e_cal_new_system_calendar(); > e_cal_open(cal, FALSE, &error); > if (error) > printf("ERROR!"); > return cal; > } > > static void get_all_appointments() { > GError* error = 0; > GList* appts, *l; > ECal* cal = open_calendar(); > e_cal_get_object_list_as_comp(cal, "#t", &appts, &error); > if((error)||( e_cal_get_load_state (cal) != E_CAL_LOAD_LOADED)) > printf("ERROR\n"); > for (l = appts; l;l = l->next) { > ECalComponent *ev_appt = E_CAL_COMPONENT(l->data); > g_object_unref(ev_appt); > } > g_list_free(appts); > g_object_unref(cal); > } > > gboolean cb_work(void *data) > { > get_all_appointments(); > bonobo_main_quit(); > return FALSE; > } > > > int main(int argc, char** argv) { > > g_type_init(); > bonobo_init(&argc,argv); > bonobo_activate(); > > if(bonobo_is_initialized()) > printf("Init (pid %i)\n", getpid()); > g_idle_add(cb_work, NULL); > bonobo_main(); > bonobo_debug_shutdown(); > if(!bonobo_is_initialized()) > printf("Not init!\n"); > return 0; > } > > > but the truth is that it still displays the "waiting for completion" > message :-(. If I execute bonobo_main_quit in a timeout callback only > after cb_work gets executed, it does work, but I guess it's just like > if it's doing a sleep. I feel I'm missing something terribly obvious > but I can't figure out what.
Well it should be reasonably obvious - for whatever reason - some call you're making isn't complete yet. Even though YOUR call is complete, it may have triggered extra processing which isn't yet. e.g. an asynchronous signal may be pending as a result of the process. A sleep or whatever lets it finish. > Anyway, from the post I previously referred [1] it seems like it > shouldn't need to run bonobo_main (and in fact, retrieving the > appointments, etc, runs fine even if there is no bonobo_main), > although the post could be outdated as of now. Maybe some of the > internal e-d-s hackers could give a clue on how it is supposed to be > used? Maybe it's just a bug in eds libraries then, or maybe you need to call something to 'init' them. > Cheers, > V. Seguí > > [1] > http://lists.ximian.com/pipermail/evolution-hackers/2004-February/002729.html > _______________________________________________ > evolution-hackers maillist - [email protected] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers -- adfa(evolution-2.4:20087): gtkhtml-WARNING **: cannot find icon: 'stock_insert-url' in gnome _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
