Martin Olsson wrote:
> When Java was designed they went for checked exceptions. Later when the C#
> language was designed they went for unchecked exceptions. I'd like to
> understand better why one would go with either one. Also, does GObject
> give a bias in any direction? Should I be using "retur
Martin Olsson wrote:
> When Java was designed they went for checked exceptions. Later when the C#
> language was designed they went for unchecked exceptions. I'd like to
> understand better why one would go with either one.
> [...]
Hello,
I think this is mainly a matter of taste, like it is the c
* vas...@gmail.com wrote:
> .vapi files are licensed under LGPL license, but some of them defines
> bindings to kernel api and hence make use of linux headers on stage of
> compiling generated C code which are GPL. does it mean that those
> files also should be licensed under GPL or that one can r
When Java was designed they went for checked exceptions. Later when the C#
language was designed they went for unchecked exceptions. I'd like to
understand better why one would go with either one. Also, does GObject
give a bias in any direction? Should I be using "return codes" instead of
"exceptio
On Sat, 2009-01-31 at 13:40 +0100, Jacob Kroon wrote:
> Ok, hope this test case is ok, I've attached a small library file which
> I compile with "valac foo-bar.vala --library=foo -C", in order to
> get .vapi file.
>
> Then I run "valac foo.vapi", and I get the same kind of error messages.
Thanks
2009/1/31 Thomas Chust
> Matías De la Puente wrote:
> > [...]
> > I want to add any type of data to a TreeView.
> > What is the best option to do this ?
> > [...]
>
> Hello,
>
> the GLib already provides a generic value container: GLib.Value.
> It should be possible to use that.
>
I try to use t
vas...@gmail.com writes:
> .vapi files are licensed under LGPL license, but some of them defines
> bindings to kernel api and hence make use of linux headers on stage of
> compiling generated C code which are GPL. does it mean that those
> files also should be licensed under GPL or that one can re
