Summary:
Abstract Eo classes are now proper C# abstract classes.
As a side effect, returning Eo instances from native code was reworked
to return instances of their actual Eo classes instead of previous
behavior of returning a generic Efl.Object and using static_cast.
Instead of `var window = Efl.Ui.Win.static_cast(widget.GetParent());`
Use `var window = widget.GetParent() as Efl.Ui.Win;`
Another side effect was that `efl_constructor` was removed from the list
of supported `Efl.Object` overrides. It is invoked inside
`efl_add_internal_start`, before the bindings makes the association of
the newly created EoId with the C# instance that created it, making the
managed delegate meaningless. C# users then can use regular C#
constructors to initialize fields.
Also changed to set the private data of C#-inherited classes before the
call to constructing methods (aka constructor parameters) so C# classes
can override them correctly.
Fixes T7778
Fixes T7757
Reviewers: vitor.sousa, felipealmeida, segfaultxavi
Reviewed By: vitor.sousa, segfaultxavi
Subscribers: cedric, #reviewers, #committers
Tags: #efl
Maniphest Tasks: T7778, T7757, T7702
Differential Revision: https://phab.enlightenment.org/D8550
<<scope_tab<<"///<summary>Internal usage: Constructs an instance from a native pointer. This is used when interacting with C code and should not be used directly.</summary>\n"
<<scope_tab<<"///<summary>Internal usage: Constructs an instance from a native pointer. This is used when interacting with C code and should not be used directly.</summary>\n"
<<scope_tab<<scope_tab<<scope_tab<<"return Efl.IPartNativeInherit.efl_part_get_ptr.Value.Delegate(NativeHandle, \""<<part.name<<"\") as "<<part_klass_name<<";\n"