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authorHavoc Pennington <hp@redhat.com>2000-08-30 21:53:21 +0000
committerHavoc Pennington <hp@src.gnome.org>2000-08-30 21:53:21 +0000
commit8caf3908db78901e98609ed58094a1de2f982c25 (patch)
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parent5deb5e173b0d77a18837941fe79e00d2ac0890ec (diff)
downloadgconf-8caf3908db78901e98609ed58094a1de2f982c25.tar.gz
Change client to new system (use object references to ConfigDatabase
2000-08-30 Havoc Pennington <hp@redhat.com> * gconf/gconf.c: Change client to new system (use object references to ConfigDatabase instead of the integer context ID). * gconf/gconf-backend.c: Fix path to uninstalled modules, and put the whole uninstalled modules thing in GCONF_ENABLE_DEBUG * gconf/gconf-database.c: add some missing includes, and fix a typo bug * gconf/gconfd.c: CORBA_Object_duplicate() the ConfigDatabase objrefs before passing them back out to ORBit. Remove some bogus assertions. * TODO: Updates, added notes from Colm
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* Performance tuning
* Document locking issues for backends (backends should perform
- their own locking, etc.)
+ their own locking, handle concurrency, etc.)
* Document which database GConf will write to given multiple
- writeable databases
+ writeable databases (i.e. the first one it can write to,
+ at the moment, maybe eventually the "database map" will
+ specify which it writes to)
* Fix spelling of "writable" throughout, or at least
in public API (s/writeable/writable/g)
@@ -62,3 +64,10 @@
* Change _() to actually call gettext or dgettext
+* Implement dump/slurp functionality (define XML DTD to represent
+ modifications to the database; augment gconftool to be able to
+ write out the current state of the database in this format,
+ and also apply the changes given in the format)
+
+* Use a real DTD and a nicer structure for the XML backend format
+