* glib/Global.cs: Kill the calling convention field again.
It breaks GLib 2.x compatibility in the generator and there is
probably no need to make the calling convention configurable.
* .cs, *.custom: Hardcode Cdecl calling convention instead of
using GLib's field.
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* glib/Global.cs: Add a public constant field specifying the
calling convention used by GLib and depending libraries.
By now it's hardcoded to Cdecl as every non-Win32 runtime
should ignore this attribute.
* *.cs, *.custom: Use GLib.Global.CallingConvention for both
pinvokes and callbacks. Plugs a stack leak on Win32. All
pinvokes defaulted to StdCall and thus the stack was never
cleaned up.
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* glib/Opaque.cs (Owned): new property saying whether or not gtk#
owns the memory.
(Opaque): Set Owned to true in the void ctor and false in the
IntPtr one.
(GetOpaque): add a new overload that can also create opaques, a la
GLib.Object.GetObject.
(Ref, Unref, Free): empty virtual methods to be overridden by
subclasses.
(set_Raw): Unref() and possibly Free() the old value, Ref() the
new one.
(~Opaque, Dispose): set Raw to IntPtr.Zero (triggering Free/Unref
if needed)
* parser/gapi2xml.pl (addReturnElem): if the method is named Copy
and returns a pointer, set the "owned" attribute on the
return-type.
* */*-api.raw: Regen
* generator/HandleBase.cs (FromNative): Add new
FromNative/FromNativeReturn overloads that takes a "bool owned"
param. Implement the 1-arg FromNative and FromNativeReturn in
terms of that.
* generator/ObjectBase.cs (FromNative): Implement HandleBase's new
overload. Use the two-arg version of GLib.Object.GetObject when
"owned" is true.
* generator/OpaqueGen.cs (Generate): Pull out Ref, Unref, and
Free/Destroy/Dispose methods and handle them specially by
overriding Opaque.Ref, .Unref, and .Free appropriately. (If any
of the methods are marked deprecated, output a deprecated
do-nothing method as well, to save us from having to write all
those deprecated methods by hand.)
(FromNative): use GetOpaque, passing "owned".
* generator/ReturnValue.cs (FromNative): if the value is a
HandleBase, pass Owned to its FromNative().
* generator/Parameters.cs (Owned): new property (for use on out
params)
(FromNative): Call FromNative() on the generatable, handling Owned
in the case of HandleBase.
* generator/ManagedCallString.cs:
* generator/MethodBody.cs:
* generator/Signal.cs: use param.FromNative() rather than
param.Generatable.FromNative(), to get ownership right.
* */*.metadata: Mark opaque ref/unref/free methods deprecated
(except where we were hiding them before). Add "owned" attributes
to return values and out params as needed.
* pango/AttrIterator.custom (GetFont): work around a
memory-management oddity of the underlying method.
* pango/AttrFontDesc.cs (AttrFontDesc): copy the passed-in
FontDescriptor, since the attribute will assume ownership of it.
* gtk/TreeView.custom (GetPathAtPos): set the "owned" flag on the
returned TreePaths.
* gtk/TargetList.custom: Remove refcounting stuff, which is
now handled automatically
* gtk/NodeStore.cs (GetPath): clear the Owned flag on the created
TreePath so that the underlying structure doesn't get freed when
the function returns
* gtkhtml/HTMLStream.custom (Destroy): hide this and then
reimplement it by hand to keep OpaqueGen from using it in
Dispose(), since calling it after an HTMLStream.Close() will
result in a crash.
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Gdk.Event
* pango/pango-symbols.xml: explain how to marshal PangoAttribute.
* pango/AttrBackground.cs:
* pango/AttrFallback.cs:
* pango/AttrFamily.cs:
* pango/AttrFontDesc.cs:
* pango/AttrForeground.cs:
* pango/AttrLanguage.cs:
* pango/AttrLetterSpacing.cs:
* pango/AttrRise.cs:
* pango/AttrScale.cs:
* pango/AttrShape.cs:
* pango/AttrSize.cs:
* pango/AttrStretch.cs:
* pango/AttrStrikethrough.cs:
* pango/AttrStrikethroughColor.cs:
* pango/AttrStyle.cs:
* pango/AttrUnderline.cs:
* pango/AttrUnderlineColor.cs:
* pango/AttrVariant.cs:
* pango/AttrWeight.cs: subclasses of Attribute, with proper
constructors. These don't actually correspond one-to-one with
the underlying types, but they're nicer this way.
* pango/Pango.metadata: Hide Attribute and its subclasses from the
generator. Also hide "Attr" (which previously contained
non-working badly-named static methods to create Attributes)
and AttrClass (which is not really useful outside of pango
itself).
* pango/AttrIterator.custom: use Pango.Attribute.GetAttribute.
* pango/glue/attribute.c: glue for Attribute and its subclasses
[Fixes#52575 and its semi-dup #46552]
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