efl/src/lib/efl/Efl.hh

#ifndef EFL_EFL_HH
#define EFL_EFL_HH

#include "cxx/efl_part_impl.hh"

#include <Eo.hh>
#include <Efl.eo.hh>

#endif
cxx: Modify how to generate C++ headers and allow cyclic dependencies Allow cyclic dependencies in generated C++ headers by changing order of includes and creating forward declarations. 2017-01-18 16:25:02 -08:00			`#ifndef EFL_EFL_HH`
			`#define EFL_EFL_HH`

cxx: Use per-function guards in efl object This prevents generation of del(). I also removed constructor, finalize and destructor as I believe this requires special work with eo_inherit (where did this work go??). 2017-11-27 23:21:40 -08:00			`#include "cxx/efl_part_impl.hh"`
cxx: Implement proper part support (wrt. refs) It's VERY hacky, but works as expected: no leak, no extra unref. This is a lucky case of simply overriding efl_part() implementation in C++, without having to modify the declaration. 2017-11-22 20:51:10 -08:00
cxx: Use per-function guards in efl object This prevents generation of del(). I also removed constructor, finalize and destructor as I believe this requires special work with eo_inherit (where did this work go??). 2017-11-27 23:21:40 -08:00			`#include <Eo.hh>`
cxx: Modify how to generate C++ headers and allow cyclic dependencies Allow cyclic dependencies in generated C++ headers by changing order of includes and creating forward declarations. 2017-01-18 16:25:02 -08:00			`#include <Efl.eo.hh>`

			`#endif`