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My bad; this name is much more appropriate.
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* Add missing asserts to exported functions.
* Unify formatting.
* Fix the gtk-doc comment for ld_symbol_category_set_human_name().
* Make ld_library_load() reflect it's declaration.
* Remove an unused variable in ld_library_load_cb().
* Change all char's to gchar's.
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Also fix the "human-name" property in LdSymbolCategory
and correct gtk-doc comments for coordinates properties
accessors in LdDocumentObject.
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* Restructure the initialization code.
* Move LdCanvas event mask setting to ld-canvas.c.
* Remove some redundant code.
* Use consistent naming.
* Update comments.
Practically no functional change.
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Use a "real" prefix, as GTK+ does.
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Just the minimal implementation so far.
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1. Add methods for coordinate translation between cairo/GtkWidget
coordinates and LdDocument coordinates.
2. Draw the grid correctly (also make it significantly faster).
3. Place the canvas into a GtkScrolledWindow and register
the set_scroll_adjustments signal in the GtkWidget base class.
4. Allow scrolling inside of an area of 200 x 200 units (for now).
In the future, it should be possible to go to infinity.
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The document maintains a list of LdDocumentObject objects.
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Also make the code reference properties properly.
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It now paints itself white and draws a simple grid.
Also an LdDocument can be assigned to it.
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It was just too long to type and read. My mistake.
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Also a little change in CMakeLists.txt.
The next commit is going to change the object prefix.
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