On Thu, 2015-07-30 at 10:47 +0200, Kjell Ahlstedt wrote:
> There are at least two ways of declaring a function private in glib
> and gtk+:
> * The function name begins with an underscore (_).
> * The function is declared in a file whose name ends with
> private.h.
>
> The first set of names are excluded by h2def.py and never written to
> the methods.defs files. The second set of names are included in the
> methods.defs files, if the private.h files are input data to
> h2def.py.
>
>
> I suggest that I change the {glibmm|
> gtkmm}/tools/gen_scripts/*_generate_{enums|methods}.sh files to
> exclude private.h files. It's easy with bash's extended pattern
> matching.
>
>
> If private.h files are excluded, they ought to be excluded
> consistently every time the .defs files are regenerated, to avoid some
> warnings from gmmproc. That will of course be automatic, if those
> scripts are always used. gmmproc warns for unnecessary _IGNORE
> directives, and what's unnecessary depends on what's in the
> methods.defs file.
Sure. That would be helpful. glib and gtk+ seem to be quite consistent
about this now so it seems wise.
--
Murray Cumming
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