I see that most qof_class_register calls set a NULL in place of the possible QofSetterFunc. I couldn't find a single (QofSetterFunc) with a grep of src/ but maybe that's just me.
I've got my own code to work when e.g. Account.c has a corresponding
QofSetterFunc defined:
{ ACCOUNT_NAME_, QOF_TYPE_STRING, (QofAccessFunc)xaccAccountGetName,
(QofSetterFunc) xaccAccountSetName },
I need a generic way of setting the updated and new data into the target book
and this looks like a good candidate. (OK, new will need other code too).
Was it an oversight not to specify QofSetterFunc's? Or just that nobody had a
use for them, yet?
I'm using:
/* puts the list of object parameters into a suitable GSList*
- mergeData->mergeObjectParams */
qof_class_param_foreach(rule->mergeType, gncBookMergeForeachParam, NULL);
QofParam *holly; // test code, will be replaced later.
char *lister;
while(mergeData->mergeObjectParams != NULL) {
holly = mergeData->mergeObjectParams->data;
rule->mergeType = holly->param_type;
void(*string_setter)(QofEntity*, QofType);
if(safe_strcmp(rule->mergeType, QOF_TYPE_STRING) == 0) {
lister = "testing again";
string_setter = (void(*)(QofEntity*,
QofType))holly->param_setfcn;
if(string_setter != NULL) {
string_setter(mergeData->importEnt, lister);
}
}
mergeData->mergeObjectParams =
g_slist_next(mergeData->mergeObjectParams);
}
(Yes, I know I'm changing the setting in the import book - it was only a
test.)
Can I change each qof_class_register section to use appropriate Set functions,
where they exist? (If they don't, I'll cross that bridge when I get to it!)
(Can I have CVS commit access for the main tree too?)
:-)
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