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Implement ObjectExt::emit() for emitting arbitrary signals #192
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Before you ask, this is mostly useful for G_SIGNAL_ACTION signals. E.g. GtkWindow's activate-focus signal. Action signals are basically function calls. They are emitted/called from the outside on the object, and the object handles them internally. |
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And updated so that it only includes the relevant commit here now |
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👍 Thanks again |
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Thanks! Waiting for CIs. |
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CI seems happy :) |
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Indeed. :) |
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Depends on, and includes, #191