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Reviewed by Edward Hervey <edward@fluendo.com>
* gst/gst.override:
* gst/gstevent.override:
* gst/gstpad.override:
* gst/gstquery.override:
Use PyList_SetItem() instead of PyList_Append() for faster list creation
and proper python refcounting.
Closes bug #318684
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Reviewed by Edward Hervey <edward@fluendo.com>
* gst/gstobject.override: (_wrap_gst_object_tp_traverse):
Py_VISIT() might make code cleaner... but it doesn't work with
python < 2.4
Closes bug #318692
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2005-10-12 Andy Wingo <wingo@pobox.com>
* gst/gst-extrafuncs.defs (flags, set_flag, unset_flag): Fix for
core updates.
* gst/gstmodule.c (init_gst): Give a better error message.
(also fix the changelog)
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2005-10-12 Julien MOUTTE <julien@moutte.net>
* gst/gst-argtypes.c:
* gst/pygstminiobject.c:
* testsuite/testhelpermodule.c: Reordering header inclusion
order to
fix build on my machine.
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* gst/gst.defs:
* gst/gstmessage.override:
fix for pending state being added to state message
* testsuite/test_buffer.py:
* testsuite/test_pipeline.py:
update
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2005-10-07 Andy Wingo <wingo@pobox.com>
* gst/gstelement.override (_wrap_gst_element_get_state): Drop the
python lock while in get_state.
* gst/__init__.py: Check the right module (i.e., the same check as
pygtk does).
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* gst/pygstiterator.c:
Unref the return value, since the iterator refs them.
* testsuite/test_iterator.py:
Added more test cases, re-enabled gcverify now the bug is fixed
* gst/pygstminiobject.c: (pygstminiobject_register_wrapper),
(pygstminiobject_new), (pygstminiobject_dealloc):
Comments to better track the creation/destruction of PyGstMiniObject
Fixed naming (gst.GstMiniObject => gst.MiniObject)
* testsuite/python.supp:
Updated python specific valgrind suppressions to latest version and
added x86_64 cases
* testsuite/gstpython.supp:
Series of suppressions for errors/leaks not solvable within gst-python
* testsuite/Makefile.am:
Added gstpython.supp
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* gst/pygstminiobject.c: (pygstminiobject_register_wrapper),
(pygstminiobject_new), (pygstminiobject_dealloc):
Comments to better track the creation/destruction of PyGstMiniObject
Fixed naming (gst.GstMiniObject => gst.MiniObject)
* testsuite/python.supp:
Updated python specific valgrind suppressions to latest version and
added x86_64 cases
* testsuite/gstpython.supp:
Series of suppressions for errors/leaks not solvable within gst-python
* testsuite/Makefile.am:
Added gstpython.supp
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* gst/common.h:
* gst/gstmodule.c: (init_gst):
* gst/pygstiterator.c: (pygst_iterator_iter_next),
(pygst_iterator_next), (pygst_iterator_push),
(pygst_iterator_resync):
Even more bored tonight: Implement next/resync/push.
Register type so we can call methods and so.
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* gst/gstbuffer.override: (_wrap_gst_buffer__get_caps):
Proper wrapping of the GstBuffer.caps attribute
* gst/gstmodule.c: (init_gst):
* gst/pygstminiobject.c: (pygstminiobject_register_class):
gst-debug initialisation should happen before anything else if we
want the debugging functions to work.
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* configure.ac:
need at least 2.6.3, because that contains the code that
converts signal closure arguments to the correct Gst
types
* gst/gstpad.override:
log name of probe handlers we call
* testsuite/test_pad.py:
fix up tests; use TestCase base class methods
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* gst/gst.override:
accurate line numbers for logging
* testsuite/common.py:
log when TestCase.setUp() and .tearDown() get called
* testsuite/test_ghostpad.py:
rework
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* gst/gst.defs:
gst.Bin constructor can take no arguments
* testsuite/test_bin.py:
add constructor tests
* testsuite/test_element.py:
add same link test with no pads
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* gst/gstobject.override:
don't try and unref objects that are already finalizing
* gst/gstpad.override:
fix up the set_chainfunc method
* testsuite/common.py:
* testsuite/test_pad.py:
add linked/unlinked tests with no/true/false bufferprobes
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* gst/gstbuffer.override:
a buffer is not a boxed
* gst/gstobject.override:
use Py_VISIT for cleaner and more pythonic code
do not visit GstObjects that still have a parent
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* codegen/argtypes.py:
* codegen/codegen.py:
* codegen/definitions.py:
* gst/arg-types.py:
Added 'keeprefcount' argument for function/method parameters in order to
cope with functions/methods that decrement the refcount of the given
parameter
* gst/gst.defs:
Added 'keeprefcount' for buffer argument of gst_pad_push() wrapper.
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* gst/__init__.py:
don't import gobject
revert ltihooks change from Johan - if it throws an exception
there is a bug and I want to fix it
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* configure.ac:
* gst/Makefile.am:
* gst/extend/Makefile.am:
* gst/extend/__init__.py:
* gst/extend/pygobject.py:
* gst/extend/utils.py:
move over some of the extend stuff that I want to use right now
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* gst/gstpad.override:
Removed overriding of gst_caps_get_negotiated_caps, the codegenerator
handles it much better (hint:don't copy)
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* gst/gst.defs:
* gst/gst.override:
* gst/gstbin.override:
deprecate add_many/remove_many, fold into add/remove
* gst/gstmodule.c: (init_gst):
add AddError and RemoveError
* testsuite/Makefile.am:
remove fatal warnings, until we can wrap log handlers
and catch our expected add/remove errors
* testsuite/test_bin.py:
add tests for new add/remove semantics
* testsuite/test_pad.py:
* testsuite/test_pipeline.py:
fix up
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* gst/gst.override:
* gst/gstlibs.override:
Proper wrapping of GstController
* examples/Makefile.am:
* examples/audio-controller.py:
Example to show how to use gst.Controller
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* gst/gst.defs:
* gst/gstbus.override:
* testsuite/test_bus.py:
* testsuite/test_pipeline.py:
Updated definitions, wrapper and testsuite for changes in GstBus API
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* gst/gst.defs:
* gst/libs.defs:
Updated definitions
* gst/gst.override:
* gst/gststructure.override:
Added functions not to be used from python, or that have better
existing equivalents, to the ignore list.
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* gst/gst.override:
* gst/gstbin.override:
* gst/gstbuffer.override:
* gst/gstevent.override:
Remove dead code
* gst/gstelement.override:
Remove dead code and re-enable link with filtering and _send_event()
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* gst/gst.defs:
parse_launch also owns the return ref
* gst/gstbin.override:
fix a leak in get_by_name()
* testsuite/common.py:
loop when garbage collecting; necessary when deleting, say,
a pipeline, that contains elements, to ensure the elements
also get collected
* testsuite/test_element.py:
* testsuite/test_pipeline.py:
test for garbage collection
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* gst/Makefile.am:
* gst/common.h:
* gst/pygstobject.c: (pygstobject_sink), (pygstobject_new),
(pygst_object_unref):
* gst/pygstobject.h:
* gst/gstmodule.c: (init_gst):
add/move some code to handle wrapping/refcounting of possible
GstObject
* codegen/argtypes.py:
* gst/gstbin.override:
* gst/gstbus.override:
* gst/gstelement.override:
* gst/gstpad.override:
* gst/interfaces.override:
use this reffing code
* gst/gst-types.defs:
* gst/gst.override:
add a __gstrefcount__ field to GstObject types
add tp_traverse, tp_dealloc and tp_clear, so we handle refcounting
properly related to garbage collection
* testsuite/test_element.py:
* testsuite/test_pad.py:
add more tests, add some refcount checks
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* gst/__init__.py:
require pygtk 2.0 when importing gst
it only works with 2.0, and it sets up the path correctly
when running against a pygtk compiled into a different prefix
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* gst/gst.defs:
* gst/gst.override:
add another registry method
* testsuite/Makefile.am:
add check-verbose
* testsuite/runtests.py:
check for VERBOSE env var
* testsuite/test_pad.py:
refactor a test and add one more for probes
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* gst/gstbuffer.override:
Increment the refcount when fetching GST_BUFFER_CAPS.
Python gurus, please fix if there's a better way this should be done.
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2005-09-21 Andy Wingo <wingo@pobox.com>
* gst/gst.defs: Update for probe removal api
* gst/gstpad.override (_wrap_gst_pad_remove_data_probe)
(_wrap_gst_pad_remove_event_probe)
(_wrap_gst_pad_remove_buffer_probe): Removed, upstream does the
right thing now.
(_wrap_gst_pad_add_data_probe, _wrap_gst_pad_add_event_probe)
(_wrap_gst_pad_add_buffer_probe): Indent.
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* gst/gst.defs:
* gst/gststructure.override:
* testsuite/test_struct.py:
add a .keys() method to gst.Structure, plus test
Original commit message from CVS:
2005-09-16 Andy Wingo <wingo@pobox.com>
* gst/gst.defs (registry_get_default): Renamed from
gst_registry_get_default.
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2005-09-15 Andy Wingo <wingo@pobox.com>
* gst/gst-types.defs:
* gst/gst.defs: Update for registry/plugin/pluginfeature API changes.
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* examples/vumeter.py:
update for property name change
* gst/gst.override:
* testsuite/test_element.py:
actually log on objects, yay
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* gst/gst.defs:
add gst.ghost_pad_new_notarget
* gst/gstpad.override:
change wrap_gst_pad_new a little and add logging
* testsuite/test_pad.py:
add tests for constructors of gst.Pad
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* gst/gst-types.defs:
* gst/gstbuffer.override:
* gst/pygstminiobject.c: (pygstminiobject_new_noref):
* testsuite/test_buffer.py:
add a .data to buffers; it feels more natural to me than doing
str(buffer) compared to the other properties.
make sub_buffer test for data
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fix a race condition in test_buffer.py
* gst/gst.override:
* gst/gstmodule.c: (init_gst):
add a pygst debug category for bindings themselves to use
* gst/gstbuffer.override:
add a repr method; add some assertions
* gst/pygstminiobject.c: (pygst_miniobject_init),
(pygstminiobject_register_wrapper), (pygstminiobject_new),
(pygstminiobject_new_noref), (pygstminiobject_dealloc),
(pygstminiobject_clear):
make the miniobjs hash private with an underscore
add debugging for inserting/removal in hash
fix pygstminiobject_clear - it also needs to remove
from the global hash. Fixes a nasty race problem in
test_buffer
* testsuite/test_buffer.py:
expand on the subbuffer test
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* gst/__init__.py:
del ltihooks properly; fixes loading of testhelper in testsuite
* gst/gst.defs:
wrap link_filtered
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2005-08-19 Andy Wingo <wingo@pobox.com>
* gst/interfaces.defs (MixerTrack): MixerTrack is a GObject. How
did this ever work before?
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2005-08-19 Andy Wingo <wingo@pobox.com>
* gst/interfaces.override (_wrap_gst_tuner_list_channels)
(_wrap_gst_tuner_list_norms, _wrap_gst_mixer_list_tracks)
(_wrap_gst_color_balance_list_channels): Catch programming errors
without segfaults, as glib would do.
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* gst/gstmodule.c: (init_gst):
changed debug category name from 'gst-python' to 'python'
* gst/gst.override: (pygst_debug_log):
gchar is way smaller than an int... resulting in negative line numbers
in debug.
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* gst/gst.override: (pygst_debug_log):
gchar is way smaller than an int... resulting in negative line numbers
in debug.
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* gst/gst.override: (pygst_debug_log):
printf("urlencoded%20space") != printf("%s", "urlencoded%20space")
Funny how a lot of problems have gone since that's fixed :)
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* gst/gst.defs:
* gst/gst.override:
* gst/gstmodule.c:
We now have debugging in gst-python ;)
gst.[log|debug|info|warning|error]()
Original commit message from CVS:
2005-08-03 Andy Wingo <wingo@pobox.com>
* gst/gstmessage.override (_wrap_gst_message_parse_error): Always
return a tuple of length 2.
