Shape of things to come

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 19:23:53 +0000

I just committed the first version of a working GObject binding to the Conduit DBus API. You can check out an example test program here .

Contrived Example-like Code

 /* The running conduit app/daemon */
 ConduitGApplication *application = conduit_g_application_new ();

 /* Get two dataproviders, a datasource and datasink */
 ConduitGDataprovider *source = conduit_g_application_get_dataprovider(application, "TestSource");
 ConduitGDataprovider *sink = conduit_g_application_get_dataprovider(application, "TestSink");

 /* Put them in a conduit so we can sync them */
 ConduitGConduit *conduit = conduit_g_application_build_conduit(application,source,sink);
 g_signal_connect (conduit, "sync-progress", (GCallback) _sync_progress_cb, NULL);
 g_signal_connect (conduit, "sync-completed", (GCallback) _sync_completed_cb, NULL);
 g_signal_connect (conduit, "sync-conflict", (GCallback) _sync_conflict_cb, NULL);

 /* Add it to the GUI so the user can see it (optional) */
 ConduitGSyncset *gui_syncset = conduit_g_syncset_new(application, "/syncset/gui");
 conduit_g_syncset_add_conduit(gui_syncset, conduit);

 /* Perform the sync (boom!) */
 conduit_g_conduit_sync(conduit);
 g_main_loop_run (mainloop);

Conclusion

A GObject binding to the Conduit DBus API means you can synchronize your application data, from within your application, in very few lines of code;

Glib on John Stowers

Shape of things to come

Contrived Example-like Code

Conclusion