Dear list,
Are there any example/productive code written in VALA for co-routines? I
am getting interested into it but have very little idea about how to
take it in to real world usage.
Regards,
Yu
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I, for one, would like to express my preference for the old signal
syntax (+= and -=) over the new syntax (connect and disconnect). I
prefer the old syntax because
1) I find it more readable, especially when a lambda expression is involved.
2) Signals are special: they are part of the languag
On Thu, 2009-04-23 at 12:47 +0200, pancake wrote:
> In vala 0.7 we have some preprocessor rules '#if','#else','#endif'...But
> looks that it can only work with
> variables, so if i do:
>
> [...]
> Are there plans to support numeric values in preprocessing conditionals?
There are no plans for num
In vala 0.7 we have some preprocessor rules '#if','#else','#endif'...But
looks that it can only work with
variables, so if i do:
#if 0
commented code
#else
code that will be compiled
#endif
works, because it handles 0 as a variable and it is not defined, so the
conditional will not match,
b
Sam Liddicott wrote:
* pancake wrote, On 23/04/09 10:33:
It is possible to reduce this code?
gw.graph.nodes.sort(
(a,b) => {
Grava.Node *na = a;
Grava.Node *nb = b;
return (int)(na->y - nb->y);
}
);
I don't think you can do this, but try it - it would be nice if it would
work:
gw.gra
* pancake wrote, On 23/04/09 10:33:
> It is possible to reduce this code?
>
> gw.graph.nodes.sort(
> (a,b) => {
> Grava.Node *na = a;
> Grava.Node *nb = b;
> return (int)(na->y - nb->y);
> }
> );
>
I don't think you can do this, but try it - it would be nice if it would
work:
gw.graph.nodes.sort(
It is possible to reduce this code?
gw.graph.nodes.sort(
(a,b) => {
Grava.Node *na = a;
Grava.Node *nb = b;
return (int)(na->y - nb->y);
}
);
I would like to be able to drop or move the (Grava.Node *) definition
so
libpcl is partly based on earlier coroutine work and the GNU Pthread
library and seems complete and up to date (although libcoro seems to
have some work-arounds for Irix that libpcl doesn't have)
So I'm doing some experiments with libpcl
For anyone who wants to play, the source is available from:
