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go-glib
Glib and gobject bindings and bindings generator for go.
These are intended to be used together with https://github.com/go-gst/go-gst
Where are the v1.X.X versions?
In https://github.com/go-gst/go-glib/pull/32 this repo was migrated to using a generator from GIR files. This makes all code in this repo:
- safer
- more aligned with the GStreamer functions
- way easier to maintain
The old code isn't gone, you can always pin your versions on the old commits. The tags have been retracted though, so you may end up seeing some logs from the go toolchain complaining.
There are some migrations needed, as this is a breaking change, but mostly this is simple syntax or function naming. The underlying GStreamer logic does not change from this. See the go-gst examples for some reference.
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Package gir provides GIR types, as well as functions that parse GIR files.
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Package gir provides GIR types, as well as functions that parse GIR files. |
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cmd/gir-generate
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cmd/gir-generate/gendata
Package gendata contains data used to generate GTK4 bindings for Go.
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Package gendata contains data used to generate GTK4 bindings for Go. |
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girgen/strcases
Package strcases provides helper functions to convert between string cases, such as Pascal Case, snake_case and Go's Mixed Caps, along with various special cases.
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Package strcases provides helper functions to convert between string cases, such as Pascal Case, snake_case and Go's Mixed Caps, along with various special cases. |
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core/classdata
package classdata stores and retrieves virtual functions for overloaded virtual methods.
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package classdata stores and retrieves virtual functions for overloaded virtual methods. |
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core/userdata
userdata manages data that needs to be passed to C code, such as callbacks
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userdata manages data that needs to be passed to C code, such as callbacks |
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