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2001-09-20
* glib/ObjectManager.cs: Nuked.
* glib/Object.cs: Keep track of wrapper.
* gtk/Object: First stab at better signal system. Should reduce
number of pins nessisary.
2001-09-19 Mike Kestner <mkestner@speakeasy.net>
* HACKING : New rulez.
* NOTES: Killed. We have a mailing list now for this kind of stuff.
* glib/makefile : New, to build the new glib-sharp.dll target.
* glib/Object.cs : (GetObject): Commented out. Design problems here.
IntPtr's can't be used in the manner this code attempts to use them.
(Data prop): Commented out. Apparently keyed properties are not
supported.
(Object prop): Renamed RawObject, and made it protected.
(Events): Fixed to cause list to be initialized if null and then
return the list.
* glib/ObjectManager.cs : commented out entirely. Not sure what this
code is trying to accomplish and it doesn't compile.
* glib/Value.cs : New attempt at implementing GValues. Doesn't work
yet.
* gtk/Button.cs : Updated to use RawObject.
(Clicked event): s/EmitDeleteEvent/EmitClickedEvent.
(Button(String)): s/gtk_label_new_with_lable/gtk_button_new_with_label.
* gtk/Label.cs : Fixed some yank and paste errors where 2 value params
were getting passed to all the set_* property methods.
* gtk/Window.cs : Fixed hanging GTK namespace ref.
* sample/HelloWorld.cs : Fixed hanging GTK namespace ref.
2001-09-18 Bob Smith <bob@thestuff.net>
* glib/Object.cs : Moved parts of gtk/Object.cs here, and added
static GetObject method and a Data property.
* glib/ObjectManager.cs : New.
* gtk/Object.cs : removed some GObject wrapping code.
* gtk/*.cs : Updated namespace from GTK to Gtk.
2001-09-18 Bob Smith <bob@thestuff.net>
* gtk/Object.cs : Added EventList and Object properties.
* gtk/Widget.cs : Updated event emission logic.
* gtk/Window.cs : added Window(IntPtr) constructor.
* gtk/Button.cs : New. Partial implementation of Button class.
* gtk/Label.cs : New. Partial implementation of Label class.
2001-09-17 Mike Kestner <mkestner@speakeasy.net>
Initial Import. Partial implementation of Object, Widget, Window,
and Application classes and HelloWorld.cs sample app.