GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 617876
Take into account the underscore after the type name when checking if a function is a method
Last modified: 2015-02-07 17:01:42 UTC
Otherwise test_object_null_in (TestObj *obj) is considered to be a method called "ct_null_in" of the class TestObj.
Created attachment 160414 [details] [review] Take into account the underscore after the type name when checking if a function is a method
Created attachment 160419 [details] [review] Take into account the underscore after the type name when checking if a function is a method
jdahlin: the heuristics for matching function names (underscore style) to type names (GTypes) should be explained better better comments in the source code would be appreciated as well tomeu: maybe splitting that out to its own function jdahlin: +1
The following fix has been pushed: 2cfb577 Take into account the underscore after the type name when checking if a function is a method
Created attachment 161466 [details] [review] Take into account the underscore after the type name when checking if a function is a method
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