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a constructor or a ref, unref, or destroy method, then it must be a reference type, so mark it "opaque" but then also mark all of its fields public and writable. * */*-api*.raw: Regen * generator/Parser.cs (ParseNamespace): make the opaque attribute check actually look at the value of the attribute rather than just checking if it's there, so that you can change a struct's opaque attribute from "true" to "false" via metadata and have that work. * generator/BoxedGen.cs (Generate): do not generate the boxed's "Free" method (since it's guaranteed to crash when we pass it a stack pointer). If "Copy" is marked deprecated, create a deprecated no-op for it, otherwise just skip it (since otherwise it will just leak memory when we copy its result onto the stack). * pango/Pango.metadata: deprecate Pango.Color.Copy and Pango.Matrix.Copy. Hide some array fields in Pango.GlyphString that we've never generated correctly. Tweak Pango.LayoutLine fields to be the same as they used to be. * pango/GlyphItem.custom (glyphs, item): * pango/GlyphString.custom (Zero, New): * pango/Item.custom (Zero, New): * pango/LayoutRun.custom (glyphs, item): add deprecated API compat * gdk/Gdk.metadata: undo the parser's new opaquification of Gdk.Font; it's been deprecated since pre-gtk# times, and no one should be using it, so there's no point in fixing it now. Fix up a few other things to match how they used to be. Fix RgbCmap's constructor args. * gdk/RgbCmap.custom (Zero, New): deprecated API compat * gdk/PangoAttrEmbossed.custom: * gdk/PangoAttrStipple.custom (Zero, New, Attr): deprecated API compat (explicit operator ...): allow casting back and forth between Pango.Attribute. (We can't usefully make them real subclasses of Pango.Attribute, because there's no way for Pango.Attribute.GetAttribute() to be able to dtrt with them.) * gtk/Gtk.metadata: deprecate Gtk.Requisition.Copy, Gtk.TextIter.Copy, and Gtk.TreeIter.Copy. Mark the return value of TextView.DefaultAttributes as "owned". Mark TargetList's fields private so it stays how it used to be. * gtk/TextAttributes.custom (Zero, New): deprecated API compat * gnomevfs/Gnomevfs.metadata: remove a bunch of opaque declarations that the parser figures out on its own now. * art/Art.metadata: * glade/Glade.metadata: * rsvg/Rsvg.metadata: un-mark everything the parser marked opaque in these libraries, because all of the structs in question would still be unusably broken, so the API churn would be pointless. svn path=/trunk/gtk-sharp/; revision=48387 |
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Compiling and installing the Gtk# Documentation Compile and install monodoc cd monodoc/ ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr/local make make install Compile the documentation for gtk-sharp cd gtk-sharp/doc make assemble cp gtk-sharp-docs.* `pkg-config monodoc --variable=sourcesdir` If things are fine, you should have in the Monodoc sources directory the following files: gtk-sharp-docs.source gtk-sharp-docs.tree gtk-sharp-docs.zip netdocs.source netdocs.tree netdocs.zip Start monodoc, by typing `monodoc' If it doesn't run, please change the paths in the makefile and point ASSEMBLER and BROWSER to where you put your assembler.exe and browser.exe.