BonoboGenericFactory
Name
BonoboGenericFactory -- The basic, generic Bonobo object factory implementation
Synopsis
#define BONOBO_GENERIC_FACTORY_TYPE
struct BonoboGenericFactoryPrivate;
struct BonoboGenericFactory;
BonoboObject* (*BonoboFactoryCallback) (BonoboGenericFactory *factory,
const char *component_id,
gpointer closure);
typedef BonoboGenericFactoryClass;
BonoboGenericFactory* bonobo_generic_factory_new
(const char *act_iid,
BonoboFactoryCallback factory_cb,
gpointer user_data);
BonoboGenericFactory* bonobo_generic_factory_new_closure
(const char *act_iid,
GClosure *factory_closure);
BonoboGenericFactory* bonobo_generic_factory_construct
(BonoboGenericFactory *factory,
const char *act_iid,
GClosure *factory_cb);
void bonobo_generic_factory_construct_noreg
(BonoboGenericFactory *factory,
const char *act_iid,
GClosure *factory_cb);
int bonobo_generic_factory_main (const char *act_iid,
BonoboFactoryCallback factory_cb,
gpointer user_data);
#define BONOBO_FACTORY_INIT (descr, version, argcp, argv)
#define BONOBO_OAF_FACTORY (oafiid, descr, version, callback, data)
#define BONOBO_OAF_FACTORY_MULTI (oafiid, descr, version, callback, data)
#define BONOBO_ACTIVATION_FACTORY (oafiid, descr, version, callback, data)
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Description
The vast majority of Bonobo objects are created by the
BonoboGenericFactory implementation. This provides a
very simple C sugar wrapper of the GNOME::ObjectFactory
IDL interface, used by OAF to instantiate new objects.
Most applications when they start up will register their
Bonobo object factory with OAF, this can be done like this:
Example 1. How to register a factory with OAF
BonoboGenericFactory *factory;
factory = bonobo_generic_factory_new_multi (
"OAFIID:GNOME_MyApp_myId",
my_factory_function, NULL);
bonobo_running_context_auto_exit_unref (BONOBO_OBJECT (factory));
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This registers the factory with OAF, associated with your
factory's OAFIID ( as specified in the installed .oaf file ).
The running_context_auto_exit_unref function is used to ensure
that the program exits the gtk main loop when all of the factory's
( or any derived ) objects are destroyed.
When an object that is created by your factory is demanded from
OAF the my_factory_function will be called:
Example 2. A simple factory
static BonoboObject *
my_factory_fn (BonoboGenericFactory *this,
const char *object_id,
void *data)
{
BonoboObject *object = NULL;
g_return_val_if_fail (object_id != NULL, NULL);
if (!strcmp (object_id, "OAFIID:Bonobo_Sample_Clock"))
object = bonobo_clock_control_new();
else
g_warning ("Unknown OAFIID 's'", object_id);
return object;
}
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This will return the newly constructed object via OAF to
the Object requestor.
The generic factory works in two modes, multi and plain,
it is recommended that the multi mode be used. Also, there
is a macro that can be used for simple components to remove
the burden of writing the main function and getting the
initialization correct, see BONOBO_OAF_FACTORY_MULTI.
Details
BONOBO_GENERIC_FACTORY_TYPE
#define BONOBO_GENERIC_FACTORY_TYPE BONOBO_TYPE_GENERIC_FACTORY /* deprecated, you should use BONOBO_TYPE_GENERIC_FACTORY */ |
struct BonoboGenericFactoryPrivate
struct BonoboGenericFactoryPrivate; |
struct BonoboGenericFactory
struct BonoboGenericFactory {
BonoboObject base;
BonoboGenericFactoryPrivate *priv;
}; |
BonoboGenericFactoryClass
typedef struct {
BonoboObjectClass parent_class;
POA_Bonobo_GenericFactory__epv epv;
BonoboObject *(*new_generic) (BonoboGenericFactory *factory,
const char *act_iid);
} BonoboGenericFactoryClass; |
bonobo_generic_factory_new ()
This is a helper routine that simplifies the creation of factory
objects for GNOME objects. The factory function will be
invoked by the CORBA server when a request arrives to create a new
instance of an object supporting the Bonobo::Generic interface.
The factory callback routine is passed the data pointer to provide
the creation function with some state information.
bonobo_generic_factory_new_closure ()
BonoboGenericFactory* bonobo_generic_factory_new_closure
(const char *act_iid,
GClosure *factory_closure); |
This is a helper routine that simplifies the creation of factory
objects for GNOME objects. The factory_closure closure will be
invoked by the CORBA server when a request arrives to create a new
instance of an object supporting the Bonobo::Generic interface.
The factory callback routine is passed the data pointer to provide
the creation function with some state information.
bonobo_generic_factory_construct ()
Initializes c_factory with and registers the new factory with
the name server.
bonobo_generic_factory_construct_noreg ()
void bonobo_generic_factory_construct_noreg
(BonoboGenericFactory *factory,
const char *act_iid,
GClosure *factory_cb); |
Initializes c_factory with the supplied closure and iid.
bonobo_generic_factory_main ()
int bonobo_generic_factory_main (const char *act_iid,
BonoboFactoryCallback factory_cb,
gpointer user_data); |
A Generic 'main' routine so we don't stick a load of code
inside a public macro.
BONOBO_FACTORY_INIT()
#define BONOBO_FACTORY_INIT(descr, version, argcp, argv) |
BONOBO_OAF_FACTORY()
#define BONOBO_OAF_FACTORY(oafiid, descr, version, callback, data) |
BONOBO_OAF_FACTORY_MULTI()
#define BONOBO_OAF_FACTORY_MULTI(oafiid, descr, version, callback, data) |
BONOBO_ACTIVATION_FACTORY()
#define BONOBO_ACTIVATION_FACTORY(oafiid, descr, version, callback, data) |