- Added tests for more error messages
- Test the "go to reference" feature at every character index of every
test case
- Delete unused code and imports
- Fix some bugs I found along the way
pygobject 3.52 has switched [1] to using libgirepository-2.0 which
comes from glib itself now, rather than the 1.0 which came from
gobject-introspection.
This means that it fails to load the incompatible "GIRepository 2.0"
and thus must be ported to 3.0 (which is provided by
libgirepository-2.0).
Migration guide is here [2]
[1]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/pygobject/-/merge_requests/320
[2]: https://docs.gtk.org/girepository/migrating-gi.html
This commit adds suppport for importing with
"gi.require_version("GIRepository", "3.0") and falling
back to the existing "GIRepository 2.0" if not found.
Add more tags to the list of things the decompiler can handle. This
required some changes to track the containing object class in the
DecompileCtx, since some objects use the same tag names.
The improved support means we can test the decompiler on most of the
test suite. Any new test samples will by default be tested to ensure the
decompiler produces the original blueprint file.
Also, updated the decompiler to always use double quotes.
GtkBuilder XML uses enum nicknames, full names, or integer values, but
we accept GIR names, so passing those through doesn't work if the name
has an underscore (which traditionally turns into a dash in the
nickname). Avoid the problem by always writing the integer value of the
enum member.
- Add support for type checking boxed types
- Remove support for converting string and number literals
- Add the `typeof()` operator for GType literals
They aren't required for compilation anymore, and not being able to show
documentation on hover is probably not worth crashing the language
server over.
For normal compilation, use .typelib files rather than .gir XML files.
This is much faster.
Rather than using libgirepository, which would try to actually load the
libraries, we use a custom parser.
The language server will still read XML because it needs to access
documentation, which is not in the typelib, but that's generally fine
because it's a long lived process and only has to do that once.
`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.
