On 27/05/2012 17:54, Kerrick Staley wrote:
Axel,
I believe that when you're inheriting from a C class in Vala code,
calling the base class's constructor is not supported [1]. Instead, just
replicate the original constructor's functionality at the beginning of
your derived class's constructor:
public class FolderView : Fm.FolderView, BaseView
{
public FolderView()
{
// initialize Fm.FolderView's properties
fmFoldViewProp1 = "foo";
...
// do FolderView-specific initialization
foldViewProp1 = "bar";
}
}
It works just great, this is what I have :
public class FolderView : Fm.FolderView, BaseView {
public FolderView (Gtk.Notebook parent, string directory) {
// Object (); // not needed :)
base.set_mode (Fm.FolderViewMode.LIST_VIEW);
base.small_icon_size = 16;
base.big_icon_size = 36;
base.single_click = false;
}
}
I first tried to call Object () but you are absolutely correct,
just setting the properties works as expected. Marvelous. :-P
So, here's the result.
The Folder View :
http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1338136960.png
The Terminal :
http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1338137023.png
Great information, thanks a lot, I'm not very familiar with GObject yet
and I often have that kind of troubles with derived classes.
Thank you, best regards.
:)
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