STRUCT_BEGIN not TYPE_STRUCT in indicate we are marshalling a struct
* python/service.py (Object::_message_cb): handle exceptions correctly
by sending them over the wire to the calling app. This makes sure
the client returns immediately instead of waiting the 15 seconds to
timeout.
* test/python/test-client.py (TestDBusBindings::testBenchmarkIntrospect):
Add a test to benchmark how long it takes to introspect a service and
call a method which returns a large element (pretty fast)
* test/python/test-service.py (TestObject::GetComplexArray): new test
method which pushes a lot of data
instead of marshal basic so we can handle recursive types in a variant
* test/glib/test-dbus-glib.c: Add test for marshaling recurive types
in variants
* test/glib/test-service-glib.c, test-service-glib.xml
(my_object_echo_variant [EchoVariant],
my_object_process_variant_of_array_of_ints123
[ProcessVariantOfArrayOfInts123]):
Add two test methods
* python/introspect_parser.py: New module for parsing introspect
data.
* python/dbus_bindings.pyx:
(various places): when throwing errors fix to use errormsg instead
of message local variable because Pyrex can get confused with other
message variables (initial patch by Robert McQueen
<robert.mcqueen at collabora.co.uk>)
(MessageIter::parse_signature_block): new method for getting the next
block in a signiture.
(MessageIter::append_strict): new method for appending values strictly
using the passed in signature instead of guessing at the type
(MessageItter:: append_dict, append_struct, append_array): use
signatures to marshal children if the signature is available
* python/exceptions.py (IntrospectionParserException): new exception
* python/proxies.py (ProxyMethod::__call__): Marshal args with
introspected signatures if available, else we fall back to the
old way of doing things.
(ProxyObject::_introspect_reply_handler ): parse introspection data
* python/service.py (ObjectType::_reflect_on_method): Properly
terminate <method> if there are no args in the reflection data
* test/python/test-client.py: add tests for talking with the GLib
test server. This gives us better coverage for introspection since
python to python will always generate arguments as variants. It also
allows us to test the robustness of the GLib bindings and interlanguage
communications.
* python/dbus_bindings.pyx: Memory management foo
(global): remove hacky _user_data_references global list
(GIL_safe_cunregister_function_handler): userdata now stuffed into
tuples. Unref user_data
(GIL_safe_cmessage_function_handler): userdata now stuffed into tuples
(Connection::__del__): Remove and replace with __dealloc__ method
(Connection::add_filter): Stuff user_data into a tuple. Use Py_INCREF
to keep tuple from being deallocated instead of the global var hack
(Connection::register_object_path): Stuff user_data into a tuple.
Use Py_INCREF to keep tuple from being deallocated instead of the
global var hack
(Connection::register_fallback): Stuff user_data into a tuple.
Use Py_INCREF to keep tuple from being deallocated instead of the
global var hack
(GIL_safe_pending_call_notification): Don't unref the message
because it gets unreffed when going out of scope. Py_XDECREF
the user_data
(PendingCall::__del__): Remove and replace with __dealloc__ method
(PendingCall::set_notify): ref the pending call because we will
need it to stick around for when the notify callback gets called
(Message::__del__): Remove and replace with __dealloc__ method
* python/dbus_glib_bindings.pyx (init_gthreads): Changed to
gthreads_init to match up with the dbus call
* python/glib.py (init_threads): Changed to threads_init to match
up with gobject.threads_init(). init_threads is kept for backwards
compat but will most likely be deprecated in the future
* test/python/test-client.py:
- revamp to use Python's unittest functionality
- add async call tests
- setup threads in glib and dbus so we make sure locks are working
* test/python/test-{server|client}.py: add the python/.libs directory
to the lookup path so dbus_bindings and dbus_glib_bindings don't
get picked up from the system
