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view libpurple/dbus-analyze-signals.py @ 29018:6288bbd53f44
Pass around a va_list instead of a pointer to a va_list. Refs #7404
This gets rid of a compile warning for me on x86_64. I don't have
an i386 box to test on, but every bit of evidence I can find tells me
that it's totally fine to pass around a va_list. We do it in status.c
If this breaks compilation for you or you get a warning from perl-handlers.c
then pleaes let me know! Or just disapprove this
author | Mark Doliner <mark@kingant.net> |
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date | Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:04:15 +0000 |
parents | 3a0552df3379 |
children | 9f6b8e5998ec |
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# This program takes a C source as the input and produces the list of # all signals registered. # # Output is: # <signal name="Changed"> # <arg name="new_value" type="b"/> # </signal> import re import sys # List "excluded" contains signals that shouldn't be exported via # DBus. If you remove a signal from this list, please make sure # that it does not break "make" with the configure option # "--enable-dbus" turned on. excluded = [\ # purple_dbus_signal_emit_purple prevents our "dbus-method-called" # signal from being propagated to dbus. "dbus-method-called", ] registerregex = re.compile("purple_signal_register[^;]+\"([\w\-]+)\"[^;]+(purple_marshal_\w+)[^;]+;") nameregex = re.compile('[-_][a-z]') print "/* Generated by %s. Do not edit! */" % sys.argv[0] print "const char *dbus_signals = " for match in registerregex.finditer(sys.stdin.read()): signal = match.group(1) marshal = match.group(2) if signal in excluded: continue signal = nameregex.sub(lambda x:x.group()[1].upper(), '-'+signal) print "\"<signal name='%s'>\\n\""%signal args = marshal.split('_') # ['purple', 'marshal', <return type>, '', args...] if len(args) > 4: for arg in args[4:]: if arg == "POINTER": type = 'p' elif arg == "ENUM": type = 'i' elif arg == "INT": type = 'i' elif arg == "UINT": type = 'u' elif arg == "INT64": type = 'x' elif arg == "UINT64": type = 't' elif arg == "BOOLEAN": type = 'b' print "\"<arg type='%s'/>\\n\""%type print "\"</signal>\\n\"" print ";"