After some sleep, I verified by running a test using peoperties with and
without underscores. The properties with underscores were changed in
the notify signal handler parameter.
I tried Vala 0.13.4 and 0.13.1, and the result was the same.
Here is a test:
/////////////////////////////
public class TestNotifySignal : GLib.Object {
public string simple { get; set construct; }
public string not_simple { get; set construct; }
public TestNotifySignal (string s1, string s2) {
Object ( simple: s1, not_simple: s2 );
}
construct {
this.notify.connect((s,p) => { stdout.printf("on_change :
%s\n", p.name); });
}
public void start() {
simple = "new value";
not_simple = "yet another new value";
}
}
public void main(string[] args) {
var app = new TestNotifySignal("simple","not simple");
app.start();
}
/////////////////////////////////
output:
on_change : not-simple
on_change : simple
on_change : simple
on_change : not-simple
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Regards,
Brian Winfrey
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