Hi,
I would like to export an interface to some C structures from a vala
library that provides a number of other classes, etc. If I include the
vapi and associated .h file in the library, it compiles fine, but does not
export the contents of the referenced vapi in the library vapi.
How would
Is there a way to test if an out parameter has been provided, assuming I
default it to null? In the case I want to avoid an expensive calculation
if it's not required?
Thanks for your attention.
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On 21/11/2014 14:38, Andy Lees wrote:
Is there a way to test if an out parameter has been provided, assuming I
default it to null? In the case I want to avoid an expensive calculation
if it's not required?
In the old days you could check if if (param == null), not sure if
still works.
If this is a shared library, it's not generally desirable to do so. What if
the user wants to use both your library and the library you have
re-exported? This will cause conflicts if there are any changes between the
two versions.
More likely, you want to declare dependencies. This is done using
Hi,
Someone is using monodevelop 4 or 5 to develop on vala? Because I cannot
get it recognize vala projects. It can compile old ones but I cannot
create new projects.
Monodevelop is still working for vala?
Best regards,
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Hi!
I updated mono vala plugin for MonoDevelop 5. Yannick Inizan created
nice PPA for it here:
https://launchpad.net/~inizan-yannick/+archive/ubuntu/mono
Source code is here:
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/vala-list/2014-August/msg00049.html
Please note that:
- I rewrote the references part
Marek, do you plan to eventually open source your plugin for IntelliJ?
Steven N. Oliver
On Fri, Nov 21, 2014 at 9:58 AM, Marek Gibek gib...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I updated mono vala plugin for MonoDevelop 5. Yannick Inizan created
nice PPA for it here:
The only reason it's not open source is I'm planning to make business
on it ;) You know, create multiplatform UI framework in Vala / OpenGL
/ WPF inspired, abstraction for system libraries, IDE plugin - write
once, run everywhere (Windows, Linux, Android, iOS etc). Everybody has
dreams - don't
