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Merged into lp:libdbusmenu/0.6 at revision 409

Ted Gould (community): Approve on 2012-04-11

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409. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-10

In menuitem_signals_remove(), disconnect the DBUSMENU_MENUITEM_SIGNAL_SHOW_TO_USER event that we connected to in menuitem_signals_create().

It looks like this non-disconnected signal goes all the way back to July 2010 <http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~dbusmenu-team/dbusmenu/trunk.0.6/revision/139#libdbusmenu-glib/server.c> so I'd like ted's eyes on this to confirm there's not some nuance that I'm missing...

408. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-10

merge lp:~charlesk/dbusmenu/lp-977803 to silence false positives in dbusmenu's signal smoke tests.

407. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-09

merge lp:~charlesk/dbusmenu/lp-959821

406. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-09

merge lp:~ted/dbusmenu/about-to-show-tuple to fix about-to-show grouping.

405. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-05

0.5.99

404. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-05

make event_data_find() and session_bus_cb() private instead of public

403. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-05

0.5.98

402. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-05

merge lp:~ted/dbusmenu/about-to-show-null-cb-protect to fix the about-to-show callback to better handle having a NULL callback, and thus NULL data. Putting some protections in as well so we'll get better errors from it if we make this mistake again.

401. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-04

0.5.97

400. By Charles Kerr on 2012-04-04

Merge lp:~ted/dbusmenu/event-grouping to reduce the number of dbus messages that hud-service sends.

This change takes all of the events on a client and puts them into single dbus messages to be sent to the server. It also does the same thing for about-to-show messages. Both sets of messages are reserialized on either side to make callers unable to notice the difference.