I'm in the process of adding my plugin to geany-plugins. I've come across problems as several library functions are only available from version 2.12, and some from 2.16.
Is there a reason why we're sticking to version 2.8. If not, could we move to a more recent version. I should be able to adapt my plugin, but it would involve me including a copy of these standard library functions code in the plugin which seems needless bulking up of the plugin.
William
On Thu, 20 Jan 2011 23:15:32 +0000, WILLIAM FRASER wrote:
I'm in the process of adding my plugin to geany-plugins. I've come across problems as several library functions are only available from version 2.12, and some from 2.16.
For your plugin, you can require GTK 2.12 or 2.16 or whatever you want. If the user has an older version, your plugin just can't be compiled/used. That's your decision.
Is there a reason why we're sticking to version 2.8. If not, could we move to a more recent version. I should be able to adapt my plugin, but it would
People are still using older GTK versions, or better on older distributions. I think there are different reasons for these people, some don't want to update, others can't or are not allowed(e.g. in companies) or something. And so far, there was no real reason to increase Geany's minimum GTK requirement. Some time ago, we increased the version from 2.6 to 2.8.
I personally would be fine with a bump to GTK 2.12 but well, if we would loose users with such a change, it maybe isn't worth.
Regards, Enrico