Thanks for the help. Key and value both need to accept null, so I think
"string?" is required. The issue wasn't value being null but
rather that it referenced invalid/freed memory. I usually got two or
three random letters instead of my input string along with an occasional
"glibc detected *** doub
Thanks, but no luck. The application dies before the "root-scope" is
left, so there is no parent yet and the if-block that would cause the
parent recursion isn't entered.
Anyway, I've removed every weak/un/owned keyword from the code to start
from the beginning. Since I only use GObject based clas
Good morning (where applicable),
I'm trying to return an array of strings (collected from a linked list)
but keep getting corrupted results. I assume it's an ownership issue but
I'm not sure where to begin asking questions, so I'm adding the relevant
parts of my buggy code.
Scope is supposed to h
> On Thu, 2012-08-23 at 12:20 +0200, Dennis Möhlmann wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm looking for a way to to create instances of a class (all subclasses
>> of a common parent) by its class-name (string, not identifier).
>> Type.from_name() + Object.new() seem to work
Hello,
I'm looking for a way to to create instances of a class (all subclasses
of a common parent) by its class-name (string, not identifier).
Type.from_name() + Object.new() seem to work well, but only if the type
has been used before (i.e. instanced or typeof()'ed). Otherwise the
result is Type.
Hello,
thank you for the explanation. Pretty bad pitfall though.
Regards,
Dennis
Am 21.08.2012 08:41, schrieb Luca Bruno:
> On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 5:34 AM, Dennis Möhlmann <mailto:in@nyda.info>> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I was running into an issue with Ge
Hello,
I was running into an issue with Gee Maps and was wondering if this is
intended behaviour. Here's a minimal sample:
var map = new HashMap();
map[1] = "first";
map[2] = "second";
foreach (var value in map) {
stdout.printf((value ?? "null") + "\n");
}
stdout.printf("--\n");
foreach (v
Hello,
I'm trying to define a new type from a HashTable. The Vala tutorial has
an example on this, but it seems disfunctional/incomplete and is not
explained. Based on the example, I tried this:
class LexerDefinition: HashTable {
[CCode (has_construct_function = false)]// ??
