Hi all,
Here is what I have for API additions right now (still haven't committed
or fully tested the code). Of course this isn't necessarily final; just
posting it here should people have feedback on it.
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/**
* atspi_event_listener_register_full:
* @listener: The #AtspiEventListener to register against an event type.
* @event_type: a character string indicating the type of events for which
* notification is requested. See #atspi_event_listener_register
* for a description of the format and legal event types.
* @properties: (element-type gchar*) (transfer none) (allow-none): a list of
* properties that should be sent along with the event. The
* properties are valued for the duration of the event callback.k
* TODO: Document.
*
* Adds an in-process callback function to an existing #AtspiEventListener.
*
* Returns: #TRUE if successful, otherwise #FALSE.
**/
/**
* atspi_collection_get_tree:
* @collection: the #AtspiCollection to query.
* @properties: (element-type gchar*) (transfer none) (allow-none): The
* properties to fetch, or %NULL to fetch all supported properties.
* @rule_start: (allow-none): a match rule specifying the ancestor from which
* to start, or %NULL to use the object specified in @collection itself.
* @allow_sync: Specifies whether synchronous calls will be allowed during
* the execution of @callback. If this is set to %FALSE, then an exception
* will be thrown if the callback calls an AT-SPI function which would
* otherwise make a synchronous D-Bus call. Set to %FALSE in cases where a
* synchrous D-Bus call has the potential to cause deadlock (for instance, if
* the application needs to be able to respond to non-AT-SPI D-Bus calls from
* other applications). Otherwise set to %TRUE.
* @callback: (scope async): The callback to be invoked when data is available.
* @user_data: Data to pass to @callback.
*
* Asynchronously fetches data for an object and all of its descendants.
* The data is cached for the duration of @callback.
*/
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