On Thursday, January 29, 2004, at 10:16 AM, Ross McFarland wrote:
"Cristóvão B. B. Dalla Costa" said:
Further investigation with the debugger, using the 'm' command to list
its methods, revealed that the Gnome2::IconList class inherits from
none. I worked around the problem by inserting the following line in
my
startup code:
@Gnome2::IconList::ISA = ('Gtk2::Widget');
you solution, of course, is a temporary workaround.
i can confirm the problem, looking at the pod of Gnome2::IconList
doesn't show
any heirarchy.
from the looks of it (icon list header file) GnomeIconList is a
GnomeCanvas
which would mean that Gnome2 probably needs to depend on
Gnome2::Canvas, in
fact if i add 'use Gnome2::Canvas;' to Gnome2.pm the problem goes away
and the
pod now shows the hierarchy. (note that the real solution will involve
more
than just adding the use statement.)
the reason for this, of course, is that gperl_register_object() can
only set the parent in @ISA if the parent has been registered, since we
go by class names. since GnomeIconList inherits from GnomeCanvas, but
GnomeCanvas has not yet been registered with the bindings, the
GnomeIconList => Gnome2::IconList mapping sits in a queue held
statically inside gperl_register_object().
simply adding "use Gnome2::Canvas" anywhere in the program should cause
it to work.
but, yes, this appears to be a dependency problem. it looks like
Gnome2 will have to depend on Gnome2::Canvas as well as Gnome2::VFS...
*or* have Gnome2's boot code register a type mapping for GnomeCanvas.
this trick will actually work, i think; multiple mapping registrations
are fine, especially for GObjects, because it's just GType to name.
(for boxed types it's dangerous to lose the wrapper class, but GObjects
don't have that problem.) so in Gnome2::IconList's BOOT section you
should be able to get away with
gperl_register_object (GNOME_TYPE_CANVAS, "Gnome2::Canvas");
libgnomeui depends on libgnomecanvas, so GNOME_TYPE_CANVAS should be
available. no typemaps are strictly needed, because gperl_get_object()
does all the work from GTypes.
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