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| const gchar * | ide_gettext () |
| void | ide_g_task_return_boolean_from_main () |
| void | ide_g_task_return_int_from_main () |
| void | ide_g_task_return_pointer_from_main () |
| void | ide_g_task_return_error_from_main () |
| gchar * | ide_g_file_get_uncanonical_relative_path () |
void ide_g_task_return_boolean_from_main (GTask *task,gboolean value);
This is just like g_task_return_boolean() except that it enforces
that the current stack return to the main context before dispatching
the callback.
void ide_g_task_return_pointer_from_main (GTask *task,gpointer value,GDestroyNotify notify);
void ide_g_task_return_error_from_main (GTask *task,GError *error);
Like g_task_return_error() but ensures we return to the main loop before
dispatching the result.
gchar * ide_g_file_get_uncanonical_relative_path (GFile *file,GFile *other);
This function is similar to g_file_get_relative_path() except that
file
and other
only need to have a shared common ancestor.
This is useful if you must use a relative path instead of the absolute, canonical path.
This is being implemented for use when communicating to GDB. When that becomes unnecessary, this should no longer be used.
Since: 3.28