Hi,
On Sep 12, 2009, at 15:26, Cjacker wrote:
> Hello, everybuddy,
>
> Here is webkit binding patch for gtk2hs
> and tested with gtk2hs.darcs/gtk2hs-0.10.1 and webkit-1.1.13.
>
> To see how to use, check demo/webkit.
>
> Hope it can be merged:-)
It certainly can. That's quite an amazing patch!
Before I apply this patch, I'd like to check if you used the right
functions to construct objects. I see you use makeNewObject
throughout. This is correct if all the objects you're creating are
GtkObjects or GtkWidgets (more likely). Many object that do not
represent widgets are mere GObjects. In this case you need to use
constructGObject or makeGObject. This might explain why you had to
use castPtr in many places. Note that there is only one constructor
function for GtkObject/GtkWidget but two for GObject. The
constructGObject function is used when a new object is created, the
makeGObject function is when you extract a GObject from an existing
data structure in Webkit. The difference between the two lies in the
way reference counting is done.
Could you review you patch with respect to this? You could start to
change
webSettingsNew = do
makeNewObject mkWebSettings $ liftM castPtr ${#call
web_settings_new#}
webSettingsNew = do
constructNewGObject mkWebSettings {#call web_settings_new#}
and see if this works.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Axel.
> <add-webkit-binding.dpatch>
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