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Support for properties #23

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Letterus commented 6 months ago
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Seems with the last changes to GObject-Introspection we are able to detect GObject getters and setters via GIR file definition. This would make a native integration with ObjC properties way easier.

Seems with the last changes to GObject-Introspection we are able to detect GObject getters and setters via GIR file definition. This would make a native integration with ObjC properties way easier. - Documentation: https://gi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/annotations/giannotations.html - Issue and commits: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gobject-introspection/-/issues/13 - Planned usable release of GOI: 1.72
Letterus added this to the First release of ObjGTK(0.3) milestone 6 months ago
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Letterus modified the milestone from First release of ObjGTK(0.3) to Second tech preview of ObjGTK (0.2) 3 months ago
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