Re: Defeated

? My problem was not EVER reaching the callback marshal, which is why I didn't start working on it!! I think perhaps it would be fairly useful to see a working PHP script at this point - the things you are saying here are alien, so it's possible I just don't know how to use the callback in Glade... - Steph ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Rogers" <trogers@kwikin.com> To: "Steph" <steph@zend.com> Cc: "PHP-GTK dev" <php-gtk-dev@lists.php.net>; "Andrei" <andrei@gravitonic.com> Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 9:29 AM Subject: Re: [PHP-GTK-DEV] Defeated > Hi Steph, > > Tuesday, October 18, 2005, 1:24:06 AM, you wrote: > S> I just spent some hours trying to get > S> glade_xml_signal_connect() working. I > S> knew it'd be a bit of a challenge, but it's more of an Everest than the > S> anticipated large Alp. > > S> Quite possibly I'm attacking it from the wrong direction anyway. I'd have > S> _liked_ to use phpg_signal_connect_impl(), but a) it isn't exporting nicely > S> when I force it (possibly that's a win32 thing?), and b) it's effectively > S> private to /main at present (deliberately so?). > > S> I ended up with g_signal_connect() and friends - convenience functions in > S> glib - but somehow the data isn't even getting far enough to prove me wrong > S> over that. It never reaches the marshal function (GladeXMLConnectFunc), and > S> I've been looking at it for so long now I'm absolutely out of ideas as to > S> why. > > S> glade_xml_signal_connect() is the difficult one of the generic GladeXML > S> signal methods, the others will fall into place almost as soon as this one's > S> working. > > S> Any heroes out there? > > S> - Steph > > S> ps my effort's attached as a unified diff > > This works for me as a basic test and will need more work :) > > static void glade_signal_marshal(const gchar *handler_name, GObject *obj, const gchar *signal_name, > const gchar *signal_data, GObject *connect_object, gboolean after, gpointer data) > { > phpg_cb_data_t *cbd = (phpg_cb_data_t *)data; > char *callback_name; > guint signal_id, handler_id; > GQuark detail = 0; > GClosure *closure = NULL; > TSRMLS_FETCH(); > > fprintf(stdout, "DEBUG: reached the marshal function %s : %s\n",handler_name,signal_name); // I never get this far - why? > > if (!zend_is_callable(cbd->callback, 0, &callback_name)) { > php_error(E_WARNING, "unable to call GladeXML callback '%s' specified in %s on line %ld", > callback_name, cbd->src_filename, cbd->src_lineno); > efree(callback_name); > return; > } > > /* If we ever reach here, this is where cbd->user_args should be checked... */ > if (!g_signal_parse_name(signal_name, G_OBJECT_TYPE(obj), &signal_id, &detail, TRUE)) { > php_error(E_WARNING, "%s(): unknown signal name '%s'", get_active_function_name(TSRMLS_C), signal_name); > return; > } > > closure = phpg_closure_new(cbd->callback, cbd->user_args, PHPG_CONNECT_NORMAL TSRMLS_CC); > handler_id = g_signal_connect_closure_by_id(obj, signal_id, detail, closure, after); > > efree(callback_name); > } > > static PHP_METHOD(GladeXML, signal_connect) > { > char *signal = NULL; > zval *callback = NULL, *extra = NULL; > zend_bool free_signal; > phpg_cb_data_t *data; > > NOT_STATIC_METHOD(); > > if (!php_gtk_parse_varargs(ZEND_NUM_ARGS(), 2, &extra, "uV", &signal, &free_signal, &callback)) > return; > > zval_add_ref(&callback); > data = phpg_cb_data_new(callback, extra TSRMLS_CC); > > fprintf(stdout, "signal name is %s on line 175\n", signal); > > glade_xml_signal_connect_full(GLADE_XML(PHPG_GOBJECT(this_ptr)), signal, > (GladeXMLConnectFunc)glade_signal_marshal, data); > > if (free_signal) g_free(signal); > > RETURN_NULL(); > } > > > The function name in the xml file was > > <child> > <widget class="GtkImageMenuItem" id="open1"> > <property name="visible">True</property> > <property name="label">gtk-open</property> > <property name="use_stock">True</property> > <signal name="activate" handler="on_open1_activate" last_modification_time="Tue, 18 Oct 2005 00:12:42 GMT"/> > </widget> > </child> > > so my php function call was: > > $glade->signal_connect('on_open1_activate','on_open1_activate'); > > my call back function I also called 'on_open1_activate' > > Hope this helps a bit > > -- > regards, > Tom >