IdeApplicationTool: gnome-builder Reference Manual

IdeApplicationTool

IdeApplicationTool

Functions

void	ide_application_tool_run_async ()
gint	ide_application_tool_run_finish ()

Types and Values

#define	IDE_TYPE_APPLICATION_TOOL
struct	IdeApplicationToolInterface
	IdeApplicationTool

Object Hierarchy

    GInterface
    ╰── IdeApplicationTool

Prerequisites

IdeApplicationTool requires GObject.

Description

Functions

ide_application_tool_run_async ()

void
ide_application_tool_run_async (IdeApplicationTool *self,
                                const gchar * const *arguments,
                                GCancellable *cancellable,
                                GAsyncReadyCallback callback,
                                gpointer user_data);

Asynchronously runs an application tool. This is typically done on the command line using the ide command.

Parameters

self	An IdeApplicationTool
arguments	argv for the command.	[array zero-terminated=1][element-type utf8]
cancellable	A GCancellable or `NULL`.	[nullable]
callback	A callback to execute upon completion
user_data	User data for `callback`

ide_application_tool_run_finish ()

gint
ide_application_tool_run_finish (IdeApplicationTool *self,
                                 GAsyncResult *result,
                                 GError **error);

Types and Values

IDE_TYPE_APPLICATION_TOOL

#define IDE_TYPE_APPLICATION_TOOL (ide_application_tool_get_type())

struct IdeApplicationToolInterface

struct IdeApplicationToolInterface {
  GTypeInterface parent_interface;

  void (*run_async)  (IdeApplicationTool   *self,
                      const gchar * const  *arguments,
                      GCancellable         *cancellable,
                      GAsyncReadyCallback   callback,
                      gpointer              user_data);
  gint (*run_finish) (IdeApplicationTool   *self,
                      GAsyncResult         *result,
                      GError              **error);
};

IdeApplicationTool

typedef struct _IdeApplicationTool IdeApplicationTool;