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Originally Posted by No!No!No!Yes!

I encourage you to suggest possible enhancements or wishlists in this area.

Originally Posted by qwerty12

These aren't suggestions as I realise implementing them would take a while (GObject; **** yeah! [Though, props to Vala - implementing properties and D-Bus methods and signals is so simple in Vala that it's almost orgasmic...), but ideas of what can be done with D-Bus if you ever feel like extending your brilliant efforts.

* If your object uses GObject properties for settings etc., you can manipulate them with the standard org.freedesktop.properties (something like that interface) as DBus-GLib will export them. You've already provided get/set_param methods
* You can also allow signals to emitted - create them in the GObject Way and define them in your interface XML. You could have one emitted for when a widget is updated.

Originally Posted by No!No!No!Yes!

I believe the cheapest solution could be this one:



With "A" being the "status" beecon (with status querying script updating manually, every startup, on desktop change, every 30 or so seconds updated via new QBW IPC features by "B") and "B" being the "toggle" beecon/button (with status toggling script just for manual interaction)

Originally Posted by No!No!No!Yes!

Hi, as per subject I need to programmatically control the overlaying positions of 3 instances of the same multi-instance hildon desktop (hildon-home) widget.
Programming Language is C.

I basically need to send the top most yellow box behind the red and green boxes (the very-very back) while I'm in the top most widget's settings dialog box.





I've already tried:

1. gtk_window_set_keep_below gtk_window_set_keep_below
2. HildonWindowStack family functions

No success so far... anyone can help?

Bye!

Originally Posted by No!No!No!Yes!

Appreciate your tips, thanks Faheem.
As I'm pretty very old school as a coder - my last C/C++ lines happened almost 20 years ago - it'll take some time to digest you precious contribution

signal sender=:1.32 -> dest=(null destination) serial=1085 path=/com/nokia/qbw; interface=com.nokia.qbw; member=Updated
int32 0

Originally Posted by No!No!No!Yes!

This was the original enigma:

Originally Posted by qwerty12

Oh, believe me, I'm not a good coder at all. Far from it...

Anyway, for the signals thing (if you think it's a good idea):
http://slexy.org/view/s2JQ0NMQ5R

Originally Posted by No!No!No!Yes!

Idea absolutely integrated ... got one more issue, though;

xml changed as I need QBW Instance ID which issued signal:

Code:

	<signal name="sig_content_updated">
	  <arg type="s"/>
	  <arg type="i"/>
	</signal>

now:

Code:

g_cclosure_marshal_VOID__INT

doesn't seem to be adequate any more but dunno how to create new marshaller in queen-beecon-service.h:

Code:

g_cclosure_marshal_VOID__STRING__INT

I tried

Code:

	queen_beecon_signals[SIG_CONTENT_UPDATED] = g_signal_new("sig_content_updated",
									QUEEN_BEECON_TYPE,
									G_SIGNAL_RUN_LAST,
									G_STRUCT_OFFSET (QueenBeeconClass, queen_beecon_dbus_sig_content_updated),
									NULL, NULL,
									dbus_glib_marshal_queen_beecon_BOOLEAN__STRING_INT_POINTER, //g_cclosure_marshal_VOID__INT,
									G_TYPE_NONE, 2,
									G_TYPE_STRING,
									G_TYPE_INT);

but I still keep not receiving any signal on the bus.

AC_PATH_PROG([GLIBGENMARSHAL], [`$PKG_CONFIG glib-2.0 --variable=glib_genmarshal`])
AC_SUBST([GLIBGENMARSHAL])

INCLUDES = -DG_LOG_DOMAIN=\"@PACKAGE@\"

BUILT_SOURCES = hal-marshal.h hal-marshal.c headset-control-service.h
noinst_HEADERS = $(BUILT_SOURCES)

EXTRA_DIST = hal-marshal.list headset-control-service.xml
CLEANFILES = $(BUILT_SOURCES)

hal-marshal.h: hal-marshal.list
$(GLIBGENMARSHAL) --prefix=hal_marshal $< --header > $@

hal-marshal.c: hal-marshal.list hal-marshal.h
echo '#include "hal-marshal.h"' > $@
$(GLIBGENMARSHAL) --prefix=hal_marshal $< --body >> $@

headset-control-service.h: headset-control-service.xml
$(DBUSBINDINGTOOL) --mode=glib-server --prefix=headset_control $< --output=$@

bin_PROGRAMS = headset-control

headset_control_CFLAGS = $(HEADSET_CONTROL_CFLAGS)
headset_control_LDADD = $(HEADSET_CONTROL_LIBS)

headset_control_SOURCES = hal-marshal.h hal-marshal.c headset-control-obj.h headset-control-obj.c headset-controld.c

VOID:STRING,STRING

Originally Posted by mrl0n3ly714

is there a way we can save the icons, command and size font all together...?