// Set() is a wrapper around g_object_set(). However, unlike
// g_object_set(), this function only sets one name value pair. Make
// multiple calls to this function to set multiple properties.
func (v *Object) Set(name string, value interface{}) error {
cstr := C.CString(name)
defer C.free(unsafe.Pointer(cstr))
if _, ok := value.(Object); ok {
value = value.(Object).GObject
}
var p unsafe.Pointer = nil
switch value.(type) {
case bool:
c := gbool(value.(bool))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int8:
c := C.gint8(value.(int8))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int16:
c := C.gint16(value.(int16))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int32:
c := C.gint32(value.(int32))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int64:
c := C.gint64(value.(int64))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int:
c := C.gint(value.(int))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint8:
c := C.guchar(value.(uint8))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint16:
c := C.guint16(value.(uint16))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint32:
c := C.guint32(value.(uint32))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint64:
c := C.guint64(value.(uint64))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint:
c := C.guint(value.(uint))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uintptr:
p = unsafe.Pointer(C.gpointer(value.(uintptr)))
case float32:
c := C.gfloat(value.(float32))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case float64:
c := C.gdouble(value.(float64))
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case string:
cstr := C.CString(value.(string))
defer C.free(unsafe.Pointer(cstr))
p = unsafe.Pointer(cstr)
default:
if pv, ok := value.(unsafe.Pointer); ok {
p = pv
} else {
// Constants with separate types are not type asserted
// above, so do a runtime check here instead.
val := reflect.ValueOf(value)
switch val.Kind() {
case reflect.Int, reflect.Int8, reflect.Int16,
reflect.Int32, reflect.Int64:
c := C.int(val.Int())
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case reflect.Uintptr:
p = unsafe.Pointer(C.gpointer(val.Pointer()))
}
}
}
// Can't call g_object_set() as it uses a variable arg list, use a
// wrapper instead
if p != nil {
C._g_object_set_one(C.gpointer(v.GObject), (*C.gchar)(cstr), p)
return nil
} else {
return errors.New("Unable to perform type conversion")
}
}
// pointerVal attempts to return an unsafe.Pointer for value.
// Not all types are understood, in which case a nil Pointer
// is returned.
func pointerVal(value interface{}) unsafe.Pointer {
var p unsafe.Pointer
switch v := value.(type) {
case bool:
c := gbool(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int8:
c := C.gint8(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int16:
c := C.gint16(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int32:
c := C.gint32(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int64:
c := C.gint64(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case int:
c := C.gint(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint8:
c := C.guchar(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint16:
c := C.guint16(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint32:
c := C.guint32(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint64:
c := C.guint64(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uint:
c := C.guint(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case uintptr:
p = unsafe.Pointer(C.gpointer(v))
case float32:
c := C.gfloat(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case float64:
c := C.gdouble(v)
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case string:
cstr := C.CString(v)
defer C.free(unsafe.Pointer(cstr))
p = unsafe.Pointer(cstr)
default:
if pv, ok := value.(unsafe.Pointer); ok {
p = pv
} else {
val := reflect.ValueOf(value)
switch val.Kind() {
case reflect.Int, reflect.Int8, reflect.Int16,
reflect.Int32, reflect.Int64:
c := C.int(val.Int())
p = unsafe.Pointer(&c)
case reflect.Uintptr, reflect.Ptr, reflect.UnsafePointer:
p = unsafe.Pointer(C.gpointer(val.Pointer()))
}
}
}
return p
}
func GlibInt16(i int16) C.gint16 {
return C.gint16(i)
}