Something like this could be a solution (using sqlite):
private void get_xyz_files(ref string[] xyz_files) {
// pass array by ref and append new results
Statement stmt;
this.db.prepare_v2(SELECT * FROM files, -1, out stmt);
stmt.reset();
while(stmt.step() == Sqlite.ROW) {
That's my hope too. If Jürg doesn't have the time to be involved in the
voting process, he could let some kind of community manager organize the
voting and make a decision on which he then has a veto. So if he likes the
community's decision, the time he needs to put into this is close to zero
and
I managed to compress a file with no problem using the example of the
official website of vala, but not how to compress a directory containing all
arcghivos.
I'll be very grateful your someone can guide me how.
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Hi,
Is there some general advice I can give to an external library that wants
to provide a Vapi? Any place I should point them, examples of best
practices, etc?
I ask because I posted a bug on the WebKitGTK Bugzilla about including a
Vapi for the project, and I got a response asking for more
On Thu, 2012-01-05 at 12:47 -0800, Eric Gregory wrote:
Hi,
Is there some general advice I can give to an external library that wants
to provide a Vapi? Any place I should point them, examples of best
practices, etc?
I ask because I posted a bug on the WebKitGTK Bugzilla about including a
