Merge lp:~a-j-buxton/libdbusmenu/gtk2signalfix into lp:libdbusmenu/14.04
| Status: | Merged |
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| Approved by: | Ted Gould |
| Approved revision: | 462 |
| Merged at revision: | 462 |
| Proposed branch: | lp:~a-j-buxton/libdbusmenu/gtk2signalfix |
| Merge into: | lp:libdbusmenu/14.04 |
| Diff against target: |
35 lines (+0/-8) 1 file modified
libdbusmenu-gtk/parser.c (+0/-8) |
| To merge this branch: | bzr merge lp:~a-j-buxton/libdbusmenu/gtk2signalfix |
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Commit message
Use "insert" signal instead of "child-added" (LP: #1203888)
In recent Gtk+2 versions, the "insert" signal has been backported from
Gtk+3. This replaces the "child-added" signal, which was carried in an
Ubuntu-specific patch and was dropped in Saucy.
Description of the change
This change removes the special case logic for "insert"
The full details are in https:/
For a test case see https:/
If libdbusmenu is broken, you will only see "One" in the appindicator menu, and the warning about "child-added". If it is working you will see "One" and "Two".
The tl;dr version:
* libdbusmenu needed to know when items were added to a GtkMenu. There was no signal for this in Gtk2, so Ubuntu invented one called "child-added" and carried it in a patch called 072_indicator_
https:/
* Gtk3 came out, and it had a signal for this purpose called "insert", so libdbusmenu was patched with a piece of logic to detect Gtk2/3 and use the appropriate signal name:
http://
* Later, the "insert" signal was backported to Gtk2:
https:/
* The Ubuntu "child-added" patch was subsequently dropped in Saucy, but libdbusmenu was not updated to use the "insert" signal with Gtk2.
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Cool. Great investigation!