I just commited the gio code into glib:
185 files changed, 52768 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-)
This is a pretty large piece of work. Its still got some areas that need work, and the docs are far from ready, however the API is imho pretty powerful and easy to understand. If your app uses file I/O in any way, please take a look at the GIO APIs and give feedback.
Awesome! Thanks for the nice work!
Yay! Thanks for all the hard work in the past few months!
NICE!!!! Amazing work! Hope to be able to test it soon (no coding stuff for me).
congratulations!
DUDE! WOAH!
Congrat’s Alex !
Will Gtk 2.14 file chooser makes use of gio ?
Regards,
Étienne.
Sounds like interesting work; could you point to a project overview, for people not already familiar with the GIO work?
Great! Really, thanks for all your work!
Hi,alex can you give us some tips to start develop with gio?
i mean like and GIO-HELLO WORD 😀
Awesome! Congratulations! =)
Thank you, thank you, thank you 🙂
@anonymous, @Diska
Grab the glib-gio module from subversion, build, read the docs. They’re not great but they’re improving, and of course, you can help too! If you grab gio-standalone, you can look in the “programs” directory and find simple gio utilities (gio-move, gio-trash, etc) that show small examples how how to use the new API.
Have fun!
Actually, the code is now merged into glib.
The programs/ code moved to the gvfs module in subversion
Unrelated, but comments on your glick entry are closed:
dtlin@burnup:/var/git$ git clone http://www.gnome.org/~alexl/git/glick.git
Initialized empty Git repository in /var/git/glick/.git/
Cannot get remote repository information.
Perhaps git-update-server-info needs to be run there?
ephemient: Weird, it wors for me, with git 1.5.3.4
Hmm, it works now. Maybe it was just wonky network problems earlier.
Thanks!