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The passthrough() function is not used in the calendar application. It is called for elements that are not XML and should retain their current position such as comments. As with text(), the passthrough_text string is not NULL-terminated! void (*passthrough) (GMarkupParseContext *context, const gchar *passthrough_text, gsize text_len, gpointer data, GError **error); Lastly, the error() function is called when an error occurs in the parsing. This is the only function that must be set within GMarkupParser. void (*error) (GMarkupParseContext *context, GError *error, gpointer data);

Next, we define an implicit conversion operator from ParamBuilder to a RouteValueDictionary, making it possible for us to pass in a ParamBuilder object directly to methods expecting a RouteValueDictionary. Finally, we define a Username method, meant to encapsulate the username action parameter. Because we may want to supply more than one action parameter, the

The actual parsing of the XML text is done with a GMarkupParseContext object. You can create a new parser with g_markup_parse_context_new(): GMarkupParseContext* g_markup_parse_context_new (const GMarkupParser *parser, GMarkupParseFlags flags, gpointer data, GDestroyNotify user_data_dnotify); This function first accepts a GMarkupParser object, which contains functions that will be called for elements within the XML file. Then, it accepts flags defined by GMarkupParseFlags. There is only one available flag G_MARKUP_TREAT_CDATA_AS_TEXT. If this flag is set, sections marked as CDATA will be passed to your implementation of text() instead of passthrough(). The last two parameters of g_markup_parse_context_new() allow you to pass data to the GMarkupParser functions and provide a function to call when the parser is freed. Parsing of XML is performed with g_markup_parse_context_parse(). When you call this function, it will step through all of the tags in the provided text string, calling the appropriate GMarkupParser functions. This function will return TRUE if the parsing was successful. gboolean g_markup_parse_context_parse (GMarkupParseContext *context, const gchar *text, gssize text_len, GError **error); You should call g_markup_parse_context_free() when you are finished with the parse context. This function cannot be called from within one of your GMarkupParser functions.

multiple parameters together. To use the ParamBuilder class, we first need an instance of a ParamBuilder. Instead of instantiating a new builder in our views, we can define a new base view page to hold our new helper object. Our base view page class is shown in listing 10.9.

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Congratulations! You have now completed reading this book and know enough to develop and manage complex GTK+ applications. However, you may be wondering where you should go

public class ViewPageBase<TModel> : ViewPage<TModel> { public ParamBuilder Param { get { return new ParamBuilder(); } } }

from here There are a number of libraries and resources that will become indispensable as you begin developing applications on your own The first resource, as mentioned throughout this book, is the official web site of this book, which you can find at wwwgtkbookcom This site includes links to online resources for GTK+ developers as well as tutorials on topics that did not fit in this book You can use it as a starting point for finding help with GTK+ application development Another great resource is the GTK+ web site, found at wwwgtkorg This site includes information about mailing lists, downloads, and bug tracking for GTK+ You can find up-to-date documentation on this site as well The GNOME developer s home page, found at http://developergnomeorg is also an ideal place to learn more.

3. In the figure, the stack is depicted to grow upward for pedagogical reasons in many common microprocessor architectures, the stack grows toward smaller addresses. 4. We assume a 32-bit microprocessor in which memory addresses are 4 bytes.

To use this base view page class, we inherit from ViewPageBase<T> instead of ViewPage<T>. Creating a base view page class is generally a good idea, because it allows us to build in site-wide view helper methods, similar to creating a site-wide controller layer supertype. With our view now inheriting from ViewPageBase<T>, we can use the Param property to build parameter lists, as shown in listing 10.10.

In addition to GTK+ and its supporting libraries, there are a number of other libraries used to develop applications for GNOME that you will continually run across The following list gives a brief summary of the purposes of a few of these libraries; you can find more information about these libraries at http://developergnomeorg: Libgnome: Usually distributed with Libgnomeui, these libraries provide a number of other objects and widgets that expand the functionality of current GTK+ widgets In recent releases, the most frequently used widgets from these libraries have been consolidated into GTK+ For example, Libgnomeprint and Libgnomeprintui are now implemented as printing support in GTK+ GConf: A system used by GNOME to store various settings for applications and the desktop environment itself.