Enums/bitfields have a C identifier, a GLib nick, and a GIR name. The
last two are usually the same except the nick uses '-' and the GIR name
uses '_'. It is confusing.
Blueprint tries to use GIR names for everything, but GTK requires a C
identifier or GLib nick for enum and bitfield values. Blueprint was
sometimes passing the GIR name through instead of finding one of the
other names. Fixed by always emitting the C identifier for enums and
bitfields where the GIR type is known.
I want all language elements to be defined in the same folder, rather
than having the "core" language split by parsing/AST/completions and the rest
split by language element.
`blueprint-compiler port` interactively ports a project to blueprint.
It will create the subproject wrap file, add it to .gitignore, decompile
your GtkBuilder XML files, emit code to copy and paste into your
meson.build file, and update POTFILES.in.
It can't quite handle all of the features the forward compiler can, so
it will skip those files.
