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These files had contributions from Thibault Saunier, Aurelien Jarno,
Mathieu Duponchelle and me. All agreed to provide their contribution under
the LGPLv2.1+, see #320 for details.
This makes the file licenses match the project license.
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I can't reproduce the error here, so I'm probably missing something.
Having this tested is a good idea either way.
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Add a flags type which has a value with the highes bit set
and fits in an int. While the C type is a signed int, the type
is registered as flags, which GI interprets as unsigned.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=786948
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It used the fallback path and copied pointers.
Do the same thing we do for integer items instead.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=788890
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Py2+Unix: Convert unicode to bytes using the fsencoding. Pass bytes as is.
Returns path as bytes as is.
Py2+Windows: Convert unicode to wtf-8. Pass bytes as is.
Returns path as bytes as is.
Py3+Unix: Convert str using os.fsencode so that the surrogateescape handler
can restore the real path if the source was a Python API such as os.listdir
sys.argv etc. Pass bytes as is. Return str decoded using os.fsdecode so that
it can be passed to Python API such as open, os.listdir etc.
Py3+Windows: Convert str to wtf-8. Decode bytes using the fsencoding first.
Returns str + surrogates.
This change makes anyting taking filenames on Python 3 behave the same
as Python functions like listdir() or open(). Compared to Python 3 builtin
functions which return the same type that was passed in we always return str.
One remaining problem is that glib assumes that Windows paths are utf-16,
while they are just 16bit arrays and as a result utf-8 is not enough to
represent all possible paths. We use wtf-8 here instead (utf-8 with lone surrogates),
which allows us to convert all paths, but glib functions accessing the fs
will fail with them.
PyUnicode_EncodeFSDefault was added in CPython 3.2 so bump the requirement.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=746564
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Make _pygi_marshal_from_py_filename handle None input
values. This allows one to pass None to parameters
annotated as nullable filenames.
This fixes a test suite error in test_spawn_async_with_pipes
triggered by an annotation change in glib.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=770821
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glist and ghashtable objects both store pointers. Complex objects are
stored as pointers to the objects, but simpler objects like an integer
value are stored directly as a pointer, using for example the
GINT_TO_POINTER and GPOINTER_TO_INT macros.
This is done in pygobject with the _pygi_hash_pointer_to_arg and
_pygi_arg_to_hash_pointer functions. These functions handle the various
type of objects. However they consider that an enum, represented with the
GI_TYPE_TAG_INTERFACE type (extended interface object), are always a
pointer. This is wrong as it is often a 32-bit value. Therefore on 64-bit
big endian machines, the value is handle with the 2 32-bit parts swapped.
This patches fixes that by changing the second argument of both functions
from GITypeTag to GITypeInfo. This way the interface can be determined,
and the underlying storage type can also be determined. This currently
only handles enum and flags, leaving other types as pointers. The patch
also adds two tests in the testsuite, one for each direction.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=770608
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=761592
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