In gtksettings.c, properties are installed using a custom function. So a
few properties were added as custom code. Move those as a fixup, and add
all the other properties too.
The only missing properties now are gtk-im-preedit-style and
gtk-im-status-style, because their type is hidden.
G_DEFINE_TYPE_EXTENDED is the general macro for type implementations, on
which G_DEFINE_TYPE_WITH_CODE is based. Handle it just like
G_DEFINE_TYPE_WITH_CODE.
Reparse the API with that change, which marks a few classes as
implementing GtkStyleProvider.
Candidate patch provided by Andres in pull request #17.
* glib/Object.cs: use ToggleRef.Dispose.
* glib/ToggleRef.cs: implement IDisposable and expose former Free
functionality as Dispose(). Free is now private non-lock taking
called by Dispose and the idle queue handler.
Apparently the recent changes in gtk-sharp master that changed
the destroy/dispose strategy caused a bug about calling
g_object_remove_toggle_ref() twice because now Dispose(true)
could call ToggleRef.Free() directly bypassing
ToggleRef.QueueUnref(). This change makes sure that
the ref is removed from the PendingDestroys list.
The drawing area is automatically cleared to the background color, so we
don't need a Drawn callback to do it ourselves.
Preserve the color selected in the color selection dialog, so that it's
pre-selected the next time the dialog is opened.
Add ComboBox[Text] (bool with_entry) protected constructors to allow
subclasses with an Entry.
Add an Entry property for easy access to the Entry child widget.
Also remove the unused gtk/ComboBoxEntry.custom.
The interface parsing fix added a few properties on interfaces that have
no accessors. In this case, the code generated in the adapter for those
properties does not build: it tries to use (Get/Set)Property but they
don"t inherit from Glib.Object.
Hide those properties for now, until a proper fix is implemented. As
they were not available before, it's not that bad.
With the new G_DEFINE_INTERFACE macro, the interface initialization
function is named *_default_init, so we need to handle that like
*_base_init and *_class_init.
Reparse gtk/gtk-api.raw and gio/gio-api.raw. This creates some new
signals that were previously incorrectly reported as virtual methods,
and also adds some properties.
Unhide GdkDevice.GetState and hide the GdkColorInfo and GdkDeviceKey
private structs.
Specify the return types for several methods in GdkScreen, GdkDevice and
GdkDeviceManager.
The only remaining bits in gdk/glue were 2 obsolete functions, which
were not really used.
Also clean up Device.custom to remove obsolete bits, including
references to libgdksharpglue.
The action area is created as a GtkButtonBox, so casting it to a
GtkHButtonBox doesn't work. And GtkHButtonBox is going to be deprecated
in 3.2 anyway.
This fixes a crash when accessing Dialog.ActionArea. With this,
everything in sample/test seems to work OK.
