I'm using {sv} with the idea of it is a HashTable like store, not a single
key/value pair.
A a{sv} for me is an array of Hash Tables.
Then I'm wrong?
I would like to store a set of key/value pairs and use lookups for a value
using a key, this is using a GVariantDict type.
Then this GVariant to
Hi;
do you really want to store a single key/value pair, or do you want to
store a dictionary, as an array of key/value pairs?
If you want the former, then you need to use (sv); if you want the latter,
you need to use a{sv} instead.
Ciao,
Emmanuele.
On Saturday, February 21, 2015, Daniel Espin
I would like to store a {sv} GVariantDict type in GSettigs, but it is
reported to be unsupported, while documentation states any GVarintType is
supported.
Could any one point me on what types are really supported in GSettings
please?
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