My first take is that the answer is no, and I'm enough of a neophyte that
words.vala:53.29-53.33: error: `Entry' is not a supported generic type
argument, use `?' to box value types
doesn't convey much to me. (Entry refers to:
struct Entry
{ public long id;
public string name;
public string data;
public int count;
public bool dirty;
}
and the error message was generated by:
HashMap<int32, Entry> ids;
currently I'm avoiding the problem by converting the struct to a class,
and at least in this case that's a reasonable approach, (or, of course,
I could probably store a pointer to the struct, but in my eyes one of
the advantages of Vala is that it minimizes the number of times I need
to explicitly deal with pointers).
--
Charles Hixson
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