PyGObject 3.7.5 Improves Support for non-C99 Compilers

Posted by hanuca on Feb 7, 2013 5:26 PM EDT
Softpedia; By Marius Nestor
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PyGObject 3.7.5 has been announced on February 5 and it brings various internal improvements, as well as many bug fixes.

First of all we should mention that numerous signal methods have been moved from static bindings to GI, and that support for unpacking ‘maybe’ variants has been added to GLib overrides.

Second of all, PyGObject 3.7.5 fixes compilation with non-C99 compilers, such as Visual C++, fixes repr() of GLib.Variant, fixes gtk-demo for Python 3, fixes gi/overrides/Glib.py to run on Windows systems, and fixes ref count leak when pygobject wrappers are created for input args.

PyGObject 3.7.5 also adds flags for GType registration and prefix names for typeless enums, adds a delay for the GTK and GDK initialization on import, modifies gobject to go through introspection on property setting, and the GObject.TYPE_VALUE gtype constant has been defined.

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